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Rectification of DRC-07 Order

NILESH PITALE

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In one of our case, in consequences of Non Submission of Any Documents against the Notices in ASMT-10, 01, 1A, Final Demand Order has passed , ( Issue is Mismatch ITC 3B V/s 2A) F Y19.20

Our question is that--- Can we Apply for Rectification the Same Order, Weather such Order is eligible for Rectification because nothing was submitted .

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Rectifying DRC-07 Order Under GST Possible Under Section 161 for ITC Mismatch; Appeals Suggested for Stronger Case A query was raised regarding the possibility of rectifying a DRC-07 order under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) due to a mismatch in ITC 3B versus 2A for the fiscal year 2019-2020, following non-submission of documents against ASMT-10, 01, 1A notices. An expert clarified that under Section 161 of the CGST Act, 2017, rectification is possible if there is an error apparent on the face of the record, though the lack of document submission weakens the case. Another expert suggested that filing an appeal might be a more effective remedy. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Oct 4, 2023

Section 161 of CGST Act, 2017 is very much clear. If the Order is not in letter and spirit of GST laws, you can bring the error which is apparent on the face of record to the notice of the Adjudicating Authoriity. . Conditions are mentioned in Section 161. There is no such restriction as mentioned by you. The affected person can request for rectification of error apparent on the face of record

However, you have weakened your case by not submitting documents and information asked for by the department.

Padmanathan KV on Oct 5, 2023

For applying for rectification, there should be an error apparent from the face of the records.

In your case, the effective remedy is to file an appeal.

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