GST Refund Application & Filing Service

Wondering how to claim GST refund on purchase? Under the latest GST refund rules, businesses can file a GST refund application to reclaim excess input tax credit (ITC) accumulated on purchases. Our professional filing service manages the entire GST refund process end-to-end.

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Chartered accountant filing GST refund application form RFD-01 on government portal

How to Claim GST Refund on Purchase (ITC)

We provide a completely managed GST refund filing service.

1. Eligibility Check & GST Refund Rules Verification

We review your filings to verify eligibility under inverted duty structure or exporter GST refund rules.

2. Filing Your GST Refund Application (RFD-01)

We compile all supporting documents and invoices to file your GST refund application Form RFD-01 with zero errors.

3. Tracking the GST Refund Process

We actively follow up with GST officers, track your ARN, and promptly reply to any Deficiency Memos (RFD-03) on your behalf.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a professional GST refund filing service?

It includes eligibility assessment, refund computation, RFD-01 filing, document compilation, liaison with the GST officer, deficiency memo responses, and tracking until refund is credited.

Can a GST consultant file my refund application remotely?

Yes — GST filing is entirely online. All you need is to share credentials securely or provide a signed letter of authorisation.

How do I know if my business has an eligible GST refund pending?

Compare your GSTR-2B (ITC) with GSTR-3B (output liability). Consistent excess ITC likely means an eligible inverted duty refund. We offer a free eligibility check.

What is Form RFD-01 and when is it used?

RFD-01 is the application form for all GST refund categories on the GSTN portal — exports, inverted duty, excess cash, and more. Accuracy in filing is critical to avoid delays.

How much GST refund can I realistically expect to recover?

It depends on your accumulated ITC or IGST paid. For inverted duty, it is computed via a statutory formula. For exporters, it equals IGST paid on export invoices or ITC attributable to zero-rated supplies.