Challenge a GST order with a well-prepared appeal.
TaxIf you disagree with a GST order, you can file a first appeal before the Appellate Authority in Form GST APL-01 within the time allowed, usually with a mandatory pre-deposit of a part of the disputed tax. A well-prepared appeal sets out the facts, grounds and evidence clearly.
Grounds for appeal and time limits.
Calculating and paying the required pre-deposit.
Drafting and filing the appeal with documents.
Preparation and representation by authorised representatives.
Appeals have strict time limits and pre-deposit rules that can change. Contact us as soon as you receive the order.
Send the notice and the period it covers. Note the reply date written on it.
We explain what is being asked and what records will answer it.
We draft the reply with supporting documents and agree it with you.
We file it on the portal and track the response.
Yes, appeals must be filed within a time limit from the date of the order. Delay can mean losing the right to appeal.
Usually a pre-deposit of a part of the disputed tax is required to file the appeal. We calculate it for you.
Authorised representatives permitted under GST law can appear for you.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice for your situation. Rules change; talk to AROBA before acting on it. Last updated 10 November 2026.
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