GST Domain Pack
Indian GST domain knowledge pack for classification, limitation awareness, drafting, compliance checks, and citation discipline across GST notices, demands, appeals, and returns.
GST Domain Pack
When to Use
Use this whenever a matter involves Indian GST: scrutiny notices, pre-SCN intimations, show-cause notices, demand orders, appeals, returns, ITC disputes, e-invoicing, e-way bills, penalty, interest, or compliance review.
This is a knowledge pack for other legal skills. Pair it with intake-triage, gst-notice-reply, legal-research, citation-check, compliance-check, risk-analysis, and drafting/review skills.
Procedure
- Identify the GST document or workflow type. Common forms include:
- ASMT-10: scrutiny notice.
- DRC-01A: pre-SCN intimation.
- DRC-01: show-cause notice.
- DRC-06: reply to SCN.
- DRC-07: summary of order.
- APL-01: appeal to Appellate Authority.
- Identify the statutory track and issue family:
- CGST/SGST/IGST Acts, 2017 and CGST Rules, 2017.
- Section 73: non-fraud demand track for periods up to FY 2023-24.
- Section 74: fraud, suppression, or wilful-misstatement demand track for periods up to FY 2023-24.
- Section 74A: merged demand regime from FY 2024-25, subject to advocate confirmation.
- Section 50: interest.
- Section 122: penalty.
- Section 107: appeal to Appellate Authority.
- Section 112: appeal to Tribunal.
- Treat limitation as deterministic, not model-computed. Use the firm's GST rules, connected GST MCP/source, or advocate-confirmed computation for:
- Section 73 order and SCN windows.
- Section 74 order and SCN windows.
- Section 74A order window from SCN and any extension.
- Section 107 appeal window and condonable delay.
- For GST replies, structure work as: notice recital, issue-wise demand heads, facts and annexures, limitation/jurisdiction objections, merits response, authorities, relief sought, and filing checklist.
- For GST appeals, structure work as: facts, grounds of appeal, limitation/condonation position, issue-wise arguments, pre-deposit status, prayer, and annexures.
- For compliance checks, assess at least: GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9/9C, e-invoicing, e-way bill compliance, ITC reconciliation against GSTR-2B/books, payment, interest, and penalty exposure.
- Cite only authorities returned by a trusted GST source or supplied by the advocate. If no trusted source is connected, produce a non-citation draft and mark every authority gap.
Pitfalls
- Do not guess limitation dates from memory. Surface the applicable track and ask for deterministic computation or advocate confirmation.
- Do not cite judgments, circulars, notifications, or statutory extracts unless they are provided or retrieved from a trusted source.
- Do not file on the GST portal, upload documents, send emails, or dispatch notices from this skill.
- Do not assume Section 74A applies without checking the financial year and effective regime.
- Mark unverified factual inputs as
[CONFIRM: ...].
Verification
- GST form/document type and statutory track are identified.
- The limitation issue is either computed by a trusted deterministic source or explicitly marked for confirmation.
- Every cited authority traces to a provided or retrieved source.
- Output remains a draft/checklist for advocate review; nothing is filed, served, uploaded, or sent.
Last updated: October 13, 2026
Files (2)
- Practice area
- Regulatory
- License
- MIT
- Author
- Lexedgeai26
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