GST registration Cancelled- How to apply for Revocation with FAQs?

FAQs on  Revocation of Cancelled GST Registration

Q.1 Where can I apply for revocation of cancelled registration?

Ans: A taxpayer, whose registration has been cancelled by the tax official, by initiating suo moto proceedings, can apply at GST portal for revocation of cancelled registration.

However, no application for revocation shall be filed if the registration has been cancelled for the failure of the taxable person to furnish returns, unless such returns are filed and any amount due as tax, in terms of such returns has been paid along with any amount payable towards interest, penalties or late fee payable in respect of the said returns.

Q.2 From where can I apply for revocation of cancelled registration?

Ans: Application for revocation of cancelled registration can be accessed within 30 days, from issuance of the Cancellation Order on the GST Portal, after logging in.

The path is Services > Registration > Application for Revocation of Cancelled Registration.

You can login using your earlier login credentials (i.e. credentials using which you were logging into the GST Portal earlier).

Q.3 Who all cannot apply for revocation of cancelled registration?

Ans: UIN Holders (i.e. UN Bodies, Embassies and Other Notified Persons), GST Practitioner or in case the registration is cancelled on the request of the taxpayer or legal heir of the taxpayer, cannot apply for revocation of cancelled registration.

Q.4 What happens when application for revocation of cancelled registration is approved by the Tax Official?

Ans: Once an application for revocation of cancelled registration is approved by the Tax Official, the system generates an approval order and an intimation is sent to the Primary Authorized Signatory of the taxpayer via e-mail and SMS, about the same.

Consequent to the approval of the Application for Revocation of Cancelled Registration, the taxpayer’s GSTIN Status will be changed to from Inactive to Active status with effect from the effective date of cancellation.

Q.5 What happens when application for revocation of cancelled registration is rejected by the Tax Official?

Ans: When application for revocation of cancelled registration is rejected by the Tax Official then

1. Rejection order will be generated

2. GSTIN status will remain “Inactive” on the GST Portal.

3. Primary Authorized Signatory will be intimated via SMS and email of the rejection of the application.

4. Rejection Order will be made available on the taxpayer’s dashboard.

Q.5 I have applied for revocation of cancelled registration as a normal taxpayer. What will happen to other GSTINs which are registered as Composition with same PAN?

Ans: If your application for revocation of cancelled registration as a normal taxpayer is approved, GSTINs which are registered as Composition with same PAN will be automatically converted to normal.

Q.6 What will happen, in case a GSTIN which was under Composition scheme is cancelled by Tax Officer, by initiating suo moto proceedings and thereafter the same taxpayer applies for new registration as SEZ and is granted registration as SEZ, and then if the taxpayer subsequently tries to file revocation application for cancelled Composition registration?

Ans: In case a GSTIN which was under Composition is cancelled by Tax Officer, by initiating suo moto proceedings and thereafter the same taxpayer applies for new registration as SEZ and is granted registration as SEZ, and then if the taxpayer subsequently tries to file revocation application for Cancelled Composition registration, the GST Portal will not allow such a taxpayer to file for such revocation application. Such taxpayer then need to apply for registration as normal taxpayer.

Q.7 What are the various scenarios for revocation of cancelled registration when taxpayer is having registration as Regular and SEZ unit/SEZ Developer/ISD/E-commerce/Interstate supplies/TDS/TCS/NRTP/Casual Taxable?

Ans: Scenario 1: When Taxpayer is having registration as Regular and SEZ unit/SEZ Developer/ISD/E-commerce/Interstate supplies/TDS/TCS/NRTP/Casual Taxable Person:

Note: In above scenario, taxpayer is having multiple registration in multiple or single state(s) & GSTIN A amongst it is SEZ/ISD/Normal/e-Commerce/Interstate-Supplier and GSTIN B and GSTIN C are regular taxpayers (refer Sl. No. 1). Suppose the Tax Official cancels registration of GSTIN A, suo-moto, because of non-filing of returns (refer Sl. No. 2). Since registration of GSTIN A is cancelled, GSTIN B and GSTIN C can now opt-in for composition by fulfilling other required conditions (refer Sl. No. 3 & 4).

If GSTIN A files application for Revocation of Cancelled Registration:

i. In case of Approval by Tax Official (refer Sl. No. 5):

• GST Portal will convert composition status of GSTIN B and GSTIN C into regular taxpayer, in case they have opted for Composition.
• Further an e-mail communication will be sent to all the GSTINs registered on the same PAN.

ii. In case of Rejection by Tax Official (refer Sl. No. 6):

• GST Portal will retain composition status of GSTIN B and GSTIN C as composition taxpayer, in case they have opted for Composition.
• Further an e-mail communication will be sent to all the GSTINs registered on the same PAN.

Scenario 2: When Taxpayer is having registration as Regular taxpayer:

Note: In above scenario, taxpayer is having multiple registration in multiple or single state(s) & GSTIN D, GSTIN E and GSTIN F are regular taxpayers (refer Sl. No. 1). Suppose the Tax Official cancels registration of GSTIN D, suo-moto, because of non-filing of returns (refer Sl. No. 2). Since registration of GSTIN D is cancelled, GSTIN E and GSTIN F can now opt-in for composition by fulfilling other required conditions (refer Sl. No. 3 & 4).

If GSTIN D files application for Revocation of Cancelled Registration:

i. In case of Approval by Tax Official (refer Sl. No. 5):

• GST Portal will convert composition status of GSTIN E and GSTIN F into regular taxpayer, in case they have opted for Composition.
• Further an e-mail communication will be sent to all the GSTINs registered on the same PAN.

ii. In case of Rejection by Tax Official (refer Sl. No. 6):

• GST Portal will retain composition status of GSTIN E and GSTIN F as composition taxpayer, in case they have opted for Composition.
• Further an e-mail communication will be sent to all the GSTINs registered on the same PAN.

Manual on How to apply for Revocation of Cancelled GST Registration

How can I apply for revocation of cancellation of GST registration done by the Tax Official?

To apply for revocation of cancellation of GST registration by Tax Official, please perform the following steps:

1. Access the https://www.gst.gov.in/ URL. The GST Home page is displayed.

3. Login to the GST Portal using your earlier login credentials (i.e. credentials using which you were logging into the GST Portal earlier).

2. Click Services > Registration > Application for Revocation of Cancelled Registration option.

3. In the Reason for revocation of cancellation field, enter the reason for revocation of cancellation of registration.

4. Click the Choose File button to attach any supporting document.

5. Select the Verification checkbox.

6. In the Name of Authorized Signatory drop-down list, select the name of authorized signatory.

7. In the Place field, enter the place where the application is filed.

Note: You can click the SAVE button to save the application form and retrieve it later.

8. Click the SUBMIT WITH DSC or SUBMIT WITH EVC button.

In case of SUBMIT WITH DSC:

9. Click the PROCEED button.

In case of SUBMIT WITH EVC:

9. Enter the OTP sent to email address of the Authorized Signatory registered at the GST Portal and click the VALIDATE OTP button.

The success message is displayed. You will receive the acknowledgement in next 15 minutes on your registered e-mail address and mobile phone number. Application Reference Number (ARN) receipt is sent on your e-mail address and mobile phone number.

(Republished with amendments)

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Source- gst.gov.in