GST Show Cause Notice (SCN)

 GST Show Cause Notice (SCN)

GST Show Cause Notice



A GST Show Cause Notice (SCN) is issued when the tax authorities suspect a violation of GST laws. It asks the taxpayer to explain why action should not be taken against them. This is a critical stage in the GST litigation process, as an inadequate response can lead to further legal consequences.

The SCN in GST typically outlines the alleged violation, the tax amount involved, and the potential penalties. The taxpayer is required to respond within the stipulated time frame, providing supporting documents and explanations to counter the allegations. Failure to respond can result in the authorities passing an ex-parte order, which might not be favorable to the taxpayer. READ MORE

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