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Getting an ASMT-13 assessment withdrawn
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Facts
Yes. If you file a valid return within 60 days of the ASMT-13 order, the order is treated as withdrawn. Interest and late fee still apply.
Provisions and law
- Sec 62, CGST Act 2017If the return is still not filed, the officer can assess tax to the best of judgement; the order is withdrawn if a valid return is filed within 60 days, or a further 60 days with extra late fee of ₹100 a day
Analysis
Sec 62(2) gives 60 days, raised from 30 days from 1 October 2023. A 'valid return' means one filed with full tax paid. Example: ASMT-13 served on 1 November 2026 assessing ₹3 lakh; you file GSTR-3B by 31 December 2026 with your actual tax of ₹1.2 lakh plus interest and late fee, and the order falls away.
Conclusion
- Note the date the ASMT-13 was served.
- Count 60 days.
- Prepare the return with correct figures.
- Pay tax, interest and late fee and file.
- Keep proof and check the demand is removed.
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