GSTAT has inherent power to grant interim relief; writ not maintainable where effective appellate remedy exists
The Hon’ble Bombay High Court in the case of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd held that the GST Appellate Tribunal
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Compilation of GSTAT Instructions, Advisory, Procedures, Rules and Orders
This PDF consist compilation of GSTAT Instructions, advisory, procedures , rules and order.
Constituting Benches across the country and classifying GSTAT matters into Categories I, II and III
The GSTAT has issued an important Office Order dated 14.05.2026 constituting Benches across the country and classifying matters into Categories I, II and III for allocation and hearing purposes.
One verification & digital signature of the appellant is required – GSTAT
Vide GSTAT Order No. 125/ dated 14.05.2026, it has been clarified that “one verification & digital signature of the appellant is required.”
GSTAT is now operational with nationwide benches and an appeal system to ease GST litigation burden
In a major step towards streamlining India’s indirect tax dispute resolution architecture, the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) has formally constituted benches across the country and notified a detailed framework for categorisation, scrutiny and listing of appeals — a development experts say could fundamentally reshape GST litigation and reduce the mounting burden on High Courts.
Dress Code for Authorised Representatives Appearing before the GST Appellate Tribunal
GSTAT, Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, Ranchi Jharkhand issued a Circular F. No. -EST/02-2026/GSTAT RANCHI BENCH dated 15.05.2026 regarding Dress Code for Authorised Representatives Appearing before the GST Appellate Tribunal
New tab for court fees in GSTN
In GSTAT Portal, under menu bar, ‘Court Fees’ menu has been added now. Earlier it was merged with Demand details
Principal Bench, GSTAT : Landmark First Paperless Judgment in Second Appeal
A new chapter in tax adjudication. First Paperless Judgement under GSTAT.
Cuttack GST Appellate Tribunal bench becomes fully functional with three members
The newly-established Cuttack bench of the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) has got three members, marking a key step towards operationalising the tribunal in the state.
GSTAT-Office Order No.2711-15 dt 20.01.26
Considering the difficulties being faced by the appellants in the initial phase for filing of appeals on the GSTAT Portal, the President is pleased to direct that, the Registry shall keep a lenient view during scrutiny of the appeal documents for an initial period of 6 months..