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Portal-only service of GST show-cause notices is insufficient where there is no acknowledgement of receipt or response to the notice. Similarly, uploading a contested order-in-original solely on the Common Portal does not commence the limitation period for filing an appeal. Taxpayers affected by notices or adjudication orders served only through the portal may seek the remedies available for defective service, including protection against limitation being calculated from the portal-upload date alone.
Portal-only service of GST show-cause notices is insufficient where there is no acknowledgement of receipt or response to the notice. Similarly, uploading a contested order-in-original solely on the Common Portal does not commence the limitation period for filing an appeal. Taxpayers affected by notices or adjudication orders served only through the portal may seek the remedies available for defective service, including protection against limitation being calculated from the portal-upload date alone.
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