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
Revocation of registration delay: submit a manual revocation application citing extensions and use grievance redressal for assistance. Failure to file revocation of cancellation within the 30 day statutory period prevents standard online filing; affected taxpayers are advised to submit a manual revocation application explaining the delay and citing departmental circulars or past extensions, attach evidence of tax deposit and pending returns, lodge a formal grievance with the Grievance Redressal Cell to obtain a ticket and guidance, contact the helpdesk, and engage the jurisdictional Range Officer to seek liaison with portal and grievance officials for procedural facilitation. (AI Summary)