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discussion about DIN

giri gattupalli

respected sir,

As per 2025 (2) TMI 786 ANDHRA PRADESH HIGH COURT M/S YUVA ANIMATION STUDIOS PVT VS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER ST AND OTHERS

WRIT PETITION NO 2946/2025 without DIN no FORM GRC-07 is invalid. but still state gst department is issuing ASMT-10, show-cause notices and DRC-07 orders without DIN. after enquiry i heard that, as the state govt of andhra pradesh has not issued any relevant circular in line with central circular, DIN is not mandatory for state department orders. i found this argument is not correct in the light of above judgement. i request our experts to discuss the issue. it would be very useful

thanking you sir

Validity of Andhra Pradesh GST Orders Questioned for Lacking Document Identification Number; Use Court Ruling for Appeals. A discussion on a forum addresses the issue of the validity of orders issued by the Andhra Pradesh State GST Department without a Document Identification Number (DIN). The initial query references a High Court judgment stating that orders without a DIN are invalid. Despite this, the state department continues issuing orders with a departmental reference number instead of a DIN. A participant suggests contesting these orders before the Appellate Authority using the cited judgment as a basis for defense. The discussion emphasizes the importance of adhering to circulars and judicial precedents in such matters. (AI Summary)
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