GSTN introduced a new feature ‘Grievance Against Payment (GST PMT-07)’ on the GST Portal. This Form PMT-07 is under Rule 87(8). Please retweet if you find useful. Q. When to use PMT-07? [img:OJ9OUEGRa] 1. If the amount of tax reflected in your ECL doesn't match the actual amount you paid.

2. If the bank hasn't sent the CIN to the GST portal within 24 hours of debiting your account. 3. If the CIN has been generated but you haven't received any confirmation about it. How to file a PMT-07? => You can file a PMT-07 grievance through the GST online portal.

=> You'll need to provide details about the discrepancy, including the date of payment, the amount paid, and the expected CIN. =>You can also attach supporting documents, such as bank statements or screenshots.

What happens after you file a PMT-07? =>The GST authorities will investigate the discrepancy and try to resolve the issue. => You'll be notified about the outcome of your grievance via email or SMS.

Additional points to remember: => Filing a PMT-07 is free of charge. => You can track the status of your grievance through the GST portal. => It's important to file your grievance within a reasonable timeframe, ideally within 24 hours of noticing the discrepancy.

Scenarios: Common situations where PMT-07 might be used include: =>Money debited from the taxpayer's account but no Challan Identification Number (CIN) generated. =>CIN generated but not reflected in the electronic cash ledger (ECL).

=Discrepancy in the amount of tax paid compared to the entry in ECL. =>Payment failure due to technical issues. Remember, if you encounter any issues with your GST payments, you can always use the PMT-07 form to seek assistance from the authorities Thanks for reading & sharing