GST Departmental Audit (Section 65 & 66)

Support during GST departmental audits — pre-audit preparation, representation, and post-audit SCN management.

Pre-audit preparation and risk review

Document compilation for audit team

Physical representation during audit

Post-audit SCN response preparation

Settlement and appeal guidance

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What is GST Departmental Audit (Sec 65 & 66)?

Professional support during GST departmental audits initiated under Section 65 (by CGST/SGST officers) and Section 66 (special audit by nominated CA/CMA). Services include pre-audit preparation, strategic document organisation, reconciliation preparation, ITC review, representing at audit proceedings, responding to queries raised by audit officers, and managing post-audit SCN if issued.

FilingsForU.com handles the entire process end-to-end — from document collection and verification to portal filing and follow-up — so you can focus on running your business.

Documents Required

GST returns for audit period, purchase and sales registers, ITC register, e-way bills, all invoices and credit notes, previous audit reports (if any).

Timeline

Audit preparation: 5–10 days. Audit duration depends on the department — typically 3–15 days of active audit.

Representation

🌐 Online Pan India | 📍 Physical: Bangalore & Gurgaon

Why Choose FilingsForU.com?

Domain-trained professionals who specialise in this exact service
Fixed, transparent pricing — confirmed before work begins
WhatsApp updates at every stage of the process
Pan India coverage for all online filings; physical representation in Bangalore & Gurgaon
Your file is reviewed before submission — errors caught first

GST Departmental Audit (Sec 65 & 66) FAQs

Common questions about gst departmental audit (sec 65 & 66)

What triggers a GST audit?

Audits can be triggered by turnover thresholds, ITC mismatches, significant differences between GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B, or risk-based selection by the department.

Can I refuse a GST audit?

No. Registered taxpayers are legally required to cooperate with a departmental audit under Section 65. Non-cooperation can lead to best judgement assessment.

What happens after the audit?

If discrepancies are found, a communication is issued. You can settle by paying the difference with interest, or if an SCN is issued, you can contest it or appeal.