Tax Care Hub prepares reconciliations, responds to GST audit notices, and represents you through the audit process, wherever your business is registered.
Last updated: September 2026
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Being prepared with clean reconciliations makes the difference between a quick close-out and a prolonged dispute, whether you face a routine annual reconciliation or a departmental audit notice under Section 65. Tax Care Hub prepares GSTR-2A/2B reconciliations, responds to audit queries, and represents businesses through the process.
This page explains what a GST audit involves, what triggers one under Section 65, and what the GST audit requirement covers. If you already have a notice in hand, you can book a free consultation directly.
A GST audit under Section 65 is a departmental review of a taxpayer's records to verify compliance, distinct from the annual GSTR-9C reconciliation. Tax Care Hub prepares GSTR-2A/2B reconciliations, responds to audit queries, and represents businesses through the process.
The GST audit requirement generally includes reviewing books of accounts, GST returns filed for the period, e-way bills, and reconciliation of income tax turnover with GST turnover.
Purchase register matched against GSTR-2A/2B for the audit period.
Sales and e-way bill data reconciled for consistency.
GST turnover compared with income tax records.
Replies to Section 65 audit notices, drafted and filed on time.
We confirm the audit type and the period and records it covers.
Books, returns, e-way bills, and supporting documents are gathered.
Purchases, sales, and turnover are reconciled and discrepancies explained.
We draft the required response, or represent you during the audit itself.
Follow-up continues until the audit is closed or the reconciliation statement is filed.
A GST audit is an examination of a registered person's records, returns, and other documents to verify the correctness of turnover declared, taxes paid, and input tax credit claimed.
The GST department can select any registered taxpayer for audit under Section 65 based on risk parameters, discrepancy patterns, or random selection, with no fixed turnover trigger for this type.
The GST audit requirement typically includes reconciling GSTR-2A/2B with the purchase register, outward supplies with e-way bills, and GST turnover with the income tax return, to identify and explain any mismatches.
Mandatory GSTR-9C audit certification by a professional was removed for most taxpayers; a self-certified reconciliation statement is now required only above the government-notified turnover threshold.
Audit for GST in Delhi follows the same process as anywhere else under the GST law: reconciliation, document compilation, and representation before the department, regardless of the state.
Keep books of accounts, GST returns, e-way bills, and reconciliation of GST turnover with income tax records ready and internally consistent before the department raises any query.
A GST audit goes smoothly when reconciliation happens before the department asks for it, not after. Keep purchase records matched with GSTR-2B, e-way bills consistent with sales, and turnover reconciled with your income tax return. Tax Care Hub handles the reconciliation and represents you if a notice arrives.
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