Has your GST registration been cancelled by the department for non-filing? We file all pending returns, calculate dues, and apply for revocation to restore your GSTIN.
GST Revocation is the process of restoring a GST registration that has been cancelled by the GST officer — typically due to non-filing of returns for consecutive months. If your GSTIN is cancelled by the department, you can apply for revocation within the prescribed time limit, provided you clear all pending compliance.
All pending GST returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B) must be filed with applicable taxes and late fees first.
Day 1-5We calculate exact pending taxes, interest and late fees and assist with payment.
Day 5-7File revocation application on the GST portal within 90 days of cancellation order.
Day 7-8Officer reviews the application and may approve, seek clarification, or order a hearing.
Day 8-20Upon approval, GSTIN is restored along with your registration history and filing records.
Day 15-30You can file an appeal before the First Appellate Authority within 3 months, or alternatively apply for fresh GST registration with a new application. We assist with both options based on your specific situation.
Step-by-step guide on the GST revocation process for department-cancelled GSTINs.
Government fees and 18% GST are charged extra as applicable. Compare with market rates of ₹399–₹2,500 charged by other online platforms — we combine competitive pricing with dedicated CA/CS support.
Common questions about GST Revocation.