GST disputes involving non-profits usually turn on one question: was a particular receipt a supply at all, and if so, was it exempt? Getting that characterisation right decides everything that follows.
Matters we handle
- Show-cause notices — replies to notices raising short payment, wrong exemption or wrong classification
- Departmental audits — preparing records, handling audit queries and responding to audit observations
- Classification and rate disputes — where activities are treated as taxable services rather than charitable activities
- Input tax credit — disputes on eligibility, apportionment between exempt and taxable supplies, and reversals
- Reverse charge demands — sponsorship, legal services and similar receipts
- Appellate representation — appeals before the appellate authority and tribunal
How we work
We reconstruct the receipt-by-receipt picture first — grants, donations, fees, sponsorship, rent — and reply on that basis. A reply that concedes the characterisation early is very hard to reopen later.