How many days do I have to reply to ASMT-10?

30 days from the date of notice. You respond via ASMT-11 on the GST portal with supporting documents.

Can I get an extension for GST notice reply?

You can request extension through the portal for ASMT-10 and DRC-01 notices. The officer may or may not grant it. Apply before the deadline expires.

GST Notice Tracker

Q: What happens if I miss a GST notice deadline?

Missing a GST notice deadline can result in ex-parte orders — the officer decides the case without your input. For DRC-01, this means a demand order under DRC-07 with full tax + interest + penalty. For REG-17, your registration gets cancelled.

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Common GST Notice Deadlines

Notice Type	Response Time	Response Form
ASMT-10 (Scrutiny)	30 days from notice date	ASMT-11
DRC-01 (Show Cause)	30 days from notice date	DRC-03 or Written reply
REG-03 (Registration)	7 working days	REG-04
CMP-05 (Composition)	15 days from notice date	CMP-06
REG-17 (Cancellation)	7 working days	REG-18

Why Tracking GST Notices is Critical

Most businesses receive GST notices via email and the GST portal simultaneously. The problem is that portal notifications are easy to miss — especially if you don't log in regularly. And email sometimes goes to spam.

Missing a notice deadline has real consequences. For ASMT-10 (scrutiny), if you don't reply in 30 days, the officer can assess tax without hearing your side. For DRC-01 (show cause), missing the deadline leads to an ex-parte demand order under DRC-07 — with full tax + 100% penalty + interest.

This tracker helps you keep everything in one place. Add notice details, set deadlines, and mark status as you respond. It's saved in your browser — no account needed, no data shared.

What to Do When You Receive a GST Notice

1Don't panic — most notices are routine and resolvable

2Note the notice type, date, and response deadline immediately

3Read the notice carefully — understand what the department is asking

4Gather supporting documents (invoices, returns, bank statements)

5Consult your CA/tax advisor if the demand amount is significant

6File your response on the GST portal within the deadline

7Keep a copy of your response and acknowledgment receipt

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I miss a GST notice deadline?▼

Ex-parte orders are passed — the officer decides without hearing you. For DRC-01, this means a DRC-07 demand order with full tax + interest + 100% penalty. For REG-17, your registration gets cancelled without hearing.

Can I request extension for reply?▼

Yes — for ASMT-10 and DRC-01. Apply on the GST portal before the deadline expires. The officer may grant 15-30 days extension. Not guaranteed, so prepare your reply in parallel.

Where is my notice data stored?▼

All data is stored in your browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to any server. Clear your browser data and the notices are gone. Consider taking screenshots for backup.

ASMT-10 Notice Guide

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