GST cancllantion appeal

[Ramesh Nahata]

my GST number is canceled some where in june 2019 but i come to know now.

Where is fact is .

MY CA changed login email and phone numnber and this is done without any OTP process whic is great surprise to me.

some where in April 2019 i approach to GST office in Surat city and Raneg IV wih the letter abd supporting i.d. as information on GST websites. two office refuesed to accept letter saying it is not on there jurdication. the address on website f now updated. finally i reached to office and after so many argument they accepted my letter on 8th april 2019 and assured me it will be changed in 2days time

until ow it is not and office made cancel order in june 2019 where is his office have my letter since April that taxpayer can not receive the show cause or order or notice etc.

now 30 days time is lapsed ... and appeal 90 days also lapsed.

i believe still i ave few days mre for additional one month.

my question is to make appeal do i need to Hire any C.A. this si beaune i can not afford it ? and i believe that department is in fault and this alone reason is enough to revoke my GST so in next 30 days i can file all return.

2nd question : can i ask from department to wave the penalty from april 2019 to till they Chang the my login ?

3rd : is there any way where C.A. or soem other expert can Chang the primary email address and phone number without any OTP process ?

Ramesh

AI Summary

User's GST Cancelled Due to Unauthorized CA Action; Seeks Appeal Options and Clarification on Penalties and OTP Changes A user faced issues with their GST number cancellation in June 2019, which they discovered only later due to unauthorized changes made by their Chartered Accountant (CA) without an OTP process. Despite submitting a letter to the GST office in April, the cancellation proceeded, and the appeal period has lapsed. The user seeks advice on whether they need to hire a CA for filing an appeal, if penalties can be waived, and if changes to contact details can occur without OTP. A respondent advises applying for revocation using Form GST REG-21, suggests self-representation, and clarifies penalties cannot be waived.