Indirect Tax · Panaji, Goa

GST Audit

Accurate GST audit and reconciliation — GSTR-9 annual return, GSTR-9C reconciliation, input tax credit review and departmental audit support — keeping your business in Goa fully compliant and notice-free.

Overview

GST done right, down to the credit.

GST compliance lives or dies on reconciliation — between your returns, your books, your suppliers' filings and the auto-populated data. A thorough GST audit ties all of this together, confirms your turnover and tax are correctly declared, and protects your input tax credit from denial.

N D Savla & Associates handles the full cycle for businesses in Goa — GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C, ITC reconciliation and departmental audit support under Sections 65 and 66. It works hand-in-hand with our GST return filing and income tax audit services.

What's covered

End-to-end GST assurance.

Returns, reconciliation and representation.

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GSTR-9 annual return

Compilation and filing of the annual return reconciling all periodic returns.

GSTR-9C reconciliation

Reconciliation of the annual return with audited financials, explaining differences.

ITC reconciliation

Matching input tax credit with GSTR-2B and supplier filings to protect credit.

Turnover & tax review

Verification of outward supplies, tax rates, RCM and classification.

Departmental audit (Sec 65/66)

Preparation, response and representation for GST department audits.

Notice & demand support

Help responding to scrutiny notices and resolving mismatches.

Our process

Reconciled and filed clean.

01

Data gathering

Collect returns, books and ITC data securely.

02

Reconciliation

Match returns, books, GSTR-2B and supplier data.

03

Review & correct

Resolve mismatches and quantify any liability or credit.

04

File & support

File GSTR-9/9C and support any departmental audit.

Frequently asked questions

GST audit, answered.

What is a GST audit?

The examination of a registered taxpayer's records, returns and reconciliations to confirm turnover, output tax, input tax credit and refunds are correctly declared. It includes the GSTR-9 annual return, the GSTR-9C reconciliation and support for any GST department audit.

Who needs to file GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C?

Registered taxpayers above the prescribed turnover limit file GSTR-9; those above the higher threshold also file GSTR-9C reconciling the annual return with the audited financials. We assess applicability from your aggregate turnover.

What is GSTR-9C?

A reconciliation statement matching the GSTR-9 annual return with the audited annual financial statements, explaining differences in turnover, tax paid and input tax credit — a key check on GST accuracy and completeness.

What is a departmental GST audit under Section 65?

Under Section 65, the tax authorities can audit a registered person's records. We help prepare records, reconcile data, respond to observations and represent your position so the audit concludes smoothly.

Why is input tax credit reconciliation important?

ITC must match between your purchase records, GSTR-2B and supplier filings. Mismatches can lead to credit being denied or reversed with interest. A GST audit reconciles ITC thoroughly to protect credit and avoid notices.

What records are needed for a GST audit?

GST returns (GSTR-1, 3B and 2B), books of account, purchase and sales registers, e-invoices and e-way bills, ITC ledgers and the audited financials. We share a checklist for a quick, accurate reconciliation.

What happens if GST returns are wrong or filed late?

Errors and late filing can attract interest, late fees and penalties and may trigger scrutiny. A timely GST audit corrects issues, claims eligible credit and reduces the risk of notices and demands.

Do you handle GST audits across Goa?

Yes — GST audit, annual return, reconciliation and departmental audit support across Panaji, Margao, Vasco, Mapusa, Ponda and the rest of Goa.

GST annual return or audit coming up?

Book a free consultation with a qualified Chartered Accountant in Goa. We'll reconcile your GST, protect your credit and file on time — no obligation.