What is your GST actually doing?
A focused, short-window review — exposure, missed credits and classification risk — delivered as a single concise report.
The GST Health Check-up is a focused, short-window diagnostic on a company's GST position. It is not a statutory GST audit and not a full forensic review. It is the answer to the promoter's simpler question: where are we exposed, where are we leaving money on the table, and what should we fix this quarter?
What we deliver
A single concise report — typically 8 to 12 pages — that lists every issue identified, the underlying section or rule, the exposure quantified where possible, the recommended fix, and a priority rating. No filler. The promoter can read it in under thirty minutes and act on it the same week.
- Classification and HSN review — are products and services correctly classified, and is the rate correct?
- Place of supply — interstate, intrastate, export and SEZ.
- Input tax credit — missed credits, ineligible credits, reversals under Rule 42 / 43, and the GSTR-2B reconciliation gap.
- Reverse-charge exposures — services from unregistered persons, import of services, supply from notified categories.
- E-invoicing and e-way bill compliance — completeness, accuracy and matching.
- Reconciliation between books, GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and GSTR-9 / 9C — with an aged list of unreconciled items.
- Refund opportunities — exports, inverted-duty structure, accumulated ITC.
- Departmental risk — pending notices, scrutiny exposures, and litigation tracker.