GST DRC-01 Notice Reply & Appeal in Madhya Pradesh
Last updated: 17 Oct 2026
Quick Answer: Virtual Auditor provides GST DRC-01 notice reply & appeal for businesses in Madhya Pradesh — remotely, with meetings by video or at our Mumbai office. GST registrations and notices for Madhya Pradesh fall under the Madhya Pradesh GST administration (state code 23). Starts from ₹15,000 professional fees (govt fees extra); Standard turnaround is 7–10 working days.
Compliance Information
ROC: ROC Gwalior. Pincode: 462001.
Indicative Fee Structure
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| GST Notice Reply | Starts from ₹15,000 + govt fees |
| Book a Consultation | 30 minutes, no obligation |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Registrar of Companies handles filings for a company in Madhya Pradesh?
ROC Gwalior has jurisdiction over companies with a registered office in Madhya Pradesh. Virtual Auditor files SPICe+, PAS-3, SH-7 and annual returns with that office on your behalf.
What is the GST state code for Madhya Pradesh?
The GST state code for Madhya Pradesh is 23; it forms the first two digits of every GSTIN registered in the state, and notices and appeals are handled by the Madhya Pradesh administration with writ remedies before the Madhya Pradesh High Court (Jabalpur).
Do you have an office in Madhya Pradesh?
No. Madhya Pradesh is served remotely from our Mumbai office: documents are exchanged online, filings are made on the MCA, GST and income-tax portals, and meetings are held by video or at that office by appointment.
I received a GST DRC-01 notice. What is being alleged, what dates matter, and what evidence should I prepare?
DRC-01 is the summary of a show cause notice that proposes a demand of tax, interest and penalty. Read the notice itself, not only the summary: it states the tax periods, the grounds (for example a mismatch between GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and GSTR-2B, ineligible input tax credit or short payment) and the amounts. Dates that matter: the reply deadline stated in the notice; whether the notice was issued within the time limit under section 73 or 74 (for periods up to 2023-24) or section 74A (from 2024-25); and the date of any earlier DRC-01A intimation. Prepare a reconciliation of the department’s figures with your returns and books, invoices and payment proof for each disputed item, and earlier correspondence. File the reply in Form DRC-06 and ask for a personal hearing; tax you accept can be paid through DRC-03 before the order.
GST Notice Reply in Madhya Pradesh — DRC-01, DRC-01A, and Beyond
Madhya Pradesh combines mineral-based industries, pharma, textiles, and growing IT services (in Indore).
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GST DRC-01 Notice Reply in Madhya Pradesh
DRC-01 notices to Madhya Pradesh-based GSTINs (state-code 23) are the primary trigger for Section 73 (non-fraud) or Section 74 (fraud) demand proceedings. Appellate route: GSTAT state bench, with cross-cutting income-tax interactions escalating to ITAT Indore / Jabalpur.
The economic mix of Madhya Pradesh runs across automotive (Pithampur cluster), cement (Satna), soybean & oilseeds processing (Indore-Ujjain — Madhya Pradesh is India's largest soyabean producer) — sectors that consistently dominate the regulatory case-load and the profile of the engagements we field from this jurisdiction. Notable industrial enclaves include Pithampur SEZ (auto-led), Indore IT/ITES SEZ. On the AD-Bank side, Indore is the AD-I hub; SBI, HDFC and Axis at Indore handle most MP soyabean-export and pharma FEMA filings.
Madhya Pradesh is India's largest producer of soyabean, pulses and garlic, and the IT-ITES Investment Promotion Policy 2023 offers up to 40% capex subsidy and stamp-duty exemption for IT units.
Common DRC-01 Allegations in Madhya Pradesh
Recurring DRC-01 themes for Madhya Pradesh-based GSTINs in soybean & oilseeds processing (Indore-Ujjain — Madhya Pradesh is India's largest soyabean producer) and cement (Satna): ITC denial under Section 16(2)(c) / Rule 36(4) mismatch, classification disputes, RCM short-payment, e-way bill non-compliance, and SEZ/EOU zero-rated documentation gaps. Each carries a distinct evidentiary defence.
Madhya Pradesh: compliance facts for GST DRC-01 notice reply & appeal
Madhya Pradesh's commercial centres are Indore (the state's trading, pharma and IT hub), Bhopal (administration and services), Pithampur (auto and engineering) and the soybean and wheat processing belt. The state's industrial promotion policy offers investment subsidies, and Indore hosts the NCLT bench and the main ITAT bench. Companies file with ROC Gwalior, and the Madhya Pradesh High Court sits at Jabalpur with benches at Indore and Gwalior. For GST DRC-01 notice reply & appeal this means registrations, notices and first appeals are handled under Madhya Pradesh state code 23, with writ remedies before the Madhya Pradesh High Court (Jabalpur).
Which authorities handle GST DRC-01 notice reply & appeal for a business in Madhya Pradesh?
| GST state code | 23 |
|---|---|
| High Court | Madhya Pradesh High Court (Jabalpur) |
| Professional tax | Applicable in Madhya Pradesh |
| Shops and Establishments Act | Madhya Pradesh Shops and Establishments Act, 1958 |
| Income-tax region (Pr. CCIT) | Pr. CCIT Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh (Bhopal) |
| Nearest Virtual Auditor office | Mumbai office — Workafella, AK Estate, SV Road, off Veer Savarkar Flyover, Goregaon West, Mumbai 400062 (about 787 km by road from Madhya Pradesh) |
Madhya Pradesh companies file with ROC Gwalior; writ remedies lie before the Madhya Pradesh High Court (Jabalpur); GSTINs in Madhya Pradesh begin with state code 23.
Statutory references for this service are on the national GST DRC-01 notice reply & appeal page: https://virtualauditor.in/gst-demand-order-reply
What has changed in the law — reviewed October 2026
- GST demands for FY 2024-25 onward are raised under section 74A of the CGST Act, 2017 (notice within 42 months, order within 12 months); sections 73 and 74 apply to periods up to FY 2023-24.