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How to Check GST Notice Online — View & Respond to Notices - 2026
Notices Beginner ⏱ 4 min read 🗓 Updated April 2026

How to Check GST Notice Online — View & Respond to Notices - 2026

GST notices are issued by the tax department electronically on the GST portal. You do NOT receive physical notice by post — it is uploaded to your portal login. Many businesses miss notices because they do not check the portal regularly, leading to ex-parte orders and heavy penalties. Checking for notices weekly is a good compliance practice.
Step-by-Step Process
Pro Tips
Penalty for Non-Compliance
⚠️ Failure to respond to a notice within the prescribed time results in: an ex-parte assessment order (officer decides based on available data, which is rarely in your favour), a tax demand with 18% interest, and additional penalty of up to 100% of the tax amount for fraud/suppression cases under Section 74.
Calculate your penalty or interest: Use our free GST Penalty Calculator to find the exact late fee and interest if you've missed a filing deadline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Technically no, but you can file a condonation of delay application requesting the officer to accept a late reply. This is at the officer's discretion. Filing immediately after the deadline with a valid reason (illness, unavailability of records) gives the best chance of acceptance.
ASMT-10 is a scrutiny notice — the officer has found a discrepancy in your returns and is asking for an explanation. It does not demand tax yet. DRC-01 is a show cause notice for tax demand — the officer proposes a specific tax amount and you must explain why it should not be levied.
All genuine GST notices are issued through the official portal (gst.gov.in) and have a system-generated DIN (Document Identification Number). Notices received by email or WhatsApp without a DIN are suspicious — verify on the portal before responding to them.
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