Service 02 · Compliance
GST Services
Routine GST compliance is where most exposure quietly builds — a missed reconciliation, a late filing, an unclaimed refund. We run the full cycle for you, with a quality-review gate, so your filings are right and on time, every period.
What's included
Everything this engagement covers.
- GST registration, amendments and cancellations
- Monthly / quarterly returns — GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C
- E-invoicing and e-way-bill setup and operation
- ITC reconciliation of GSTR-2A / 2B against books, with vendor follow-up
- Refund applications — exports, inverted duty structure
- Letter of Undertaking (LUT) and vendor compliance management
Who it's for
Signs you need this now.
- You want to outsource GST compliance to specialists
- Filings are slipping or reconciliations are falling behind
- Credit is being lost to GSTR-2B mismatches
- You're an exporter waiting on refunds
- You've just registered and need the process set up correctly
Our approach
How we run it.
- 1
Onboard & map
We map your transactions, returns and ITC position, and set up a filing calendar tailored to your registrations.
- 2
Reconcile
Each period we reconcile 2B against your books and chase vendors so eligible credit isn't lost.
- 3
File with review
Returns pass a senior review before submission — so what reaches the portal is correct the first time.
- 4
Recover & report
We pursue refunds where due and give you a clear monthly view of compliance status.
Deliverables & timelines
What you receive.
- Filed returns with working papers
- Monthly ITC reconciliation and vendor-gap report
- Refund applications and follow-through
- A maintained compliance calendar with reminders
Why ASA for this
The reason clients hand us this work.
- A review gate on every filing — accuracy over volume
- Reconciliation and vendor follow-up built in, not charged as extra
- One team that also handles your reviews, audits and any litigation
Let's talk
Reduce your tax burden with the right partner.
A focused conversation about your GST position — where the risk is, and what to do about it. No obligation.
