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Unable to File Revocation of Cancellation of Registration Application

deepak gulati

Sir,

We have a company, where we have missed to file revocation of cancellation of registration within prescribed 30 days time as there was outstanding dues due to which returns were not filed.

Now, we have deposited the tax but unable to file revocation application as the time period of 30 days has already passed by.

Therefore, we request you to please guide us a way out in this situation so that we can file the pending returns.

Thanks & Regards

Company Misses 30-Day Deadline for Revocation of GST Cancellation; Seeks Manual Filing Guidance and Grievance Redressal. A company missed the 30-day deadline to file a revocation of cancellation of GST registration due to outstanding dues. After settling the tax, they sought guidance on filing the revocation application. One respondent suggested attempting a manual filing by referencing previous department circulars that extended the deadline, arguing for similar consideration. Another advised lodging a complaint with the Grievance Redressal Cell and contacting the GST Range Officer for assistance, as only they can provide guidance or discuss the issue with the relevant authorities. (AI Summary)
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