Functionality to file revocation application of GST registration made available on GST Portal

Last updated: 11 August 2020

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Good news for businesses! The GST Portal has introduced a new feature allowing taxpayers to file a revocation application for GST registration cancellation. This is particularly helpful for those whose applications were rejected on or before 12th June 2020. The 'Removal of Difficulty Order No. 01/2020' has lifted previous restrictions, enabling aggrieved taxpayers to reapply. Even if you've appealed a rejection and the decision is pending, you can now submit a revocation application.

The GST Portal has notified that the functionality to file a revocation application for cancellation of GST Registration has now been made available on the GST Portal. If the tax officer had rejected your application on or before the 12th of June, 2020 the application can now be filed again on the portal. Here is the updated as hosted on the GST Portal.

Functionality to file Revocation Application under Removal of Difficulty

In view of the Removal of Difficulty Order No. 01/2020 dated 25.06.2020, the restriction on filing revocation application, in case it was rejected, has been removed. Aggrieved taxpayers can file application for revocation of cancellation of registration once again.

Further, those taxpayer who have filed Appeal against rejection of the Revocation Application and the decision is still pending, they may also file the Revocation of Cancellation.

Taxpayer is required to login and navigate to Services> Registration> Application for Revocation to file the application for revocation.

Is your application for revocation of the cancellation of GST Registration rejected?

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The GST Portal has made available the functionality to file a revocation application for the cancellation of GST registration.

Taxpayers whose GST registration application was rejected on or before 12th June 2020 can now file a revocation application again.

This is in view of the Removal of Difficulty Order No. 01/2020 dated 25.06.2020, which has removed the restriction on filing revocation applications if they were previously rejected.

Yes, if you have filed an appeal against the rejection of your revocation application and the decision is still pending, you can also file the revocation of cancellation.

Taxpayers need to log in to the GST Portal and navigate to Services > Registration > Application for Revocation to file the application.

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