- Tax professionals and industry bodies are asking the Finance Ministry to extend the June 30 deadline for filing legacy appeals before GSTAT بسبب persistent portal glitches.
- They say the tribunal’s long non-operational period has created a huge backlog of about 4–4.5 lakh appeals, but only around 36,929 have been filed so far.
- Reported filing problems include server timeouts, login/authentication issues, DSC failures, payment reconciliation delays, and weak integration between GSTN and the GSTAT portal.
- The appeal process is also slowed by the need to compile years of records and documents, making timely filing difficult for taxpayers.
- Experts argue a one-time extension would be fair, revenue-neutral, and help ensure cases are decided on merits rather than technical barriers.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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