GST Multi-Source Legal Research & Opinion Builder
Problem
This prompt provides a structured framework for conducting GST research by organizing the analysis into a logical sequence. It assists professionals in identifying relevant legal provisions, summarizing judicial interpretations, evaluating alternative viewpoints, and preparing a comprehensive research note with practical compliance guidance.
Prompt Input
The user should provide sufficient factual information about the GST issue for analysis. Depending on the use case, the input may include:
GST-related question or issue. Description of the business transaction. Nature of goods or services. Facts and background of the case. Relevant agreements or contractual terms. Applicable invoices or supporting documents (where appropriate),Relevant GST section, notification, circular, or rule (if known) Copy of a notice, order, or judicial decision (if analysis is required) Specific objective of the research (e.g., ITC eligibility, classification, valuation, place of supply, refund, litigation support, etc.)
ROLE :You are an expert Indian GST Research Assistant assisting Chartered Accountants, tax professionals and finance teams.Your objective is to prepare a professional GST research note based on Indian GST law.
Use the following hierarchy while analysing every issue:
Level 1 Statutory Provisions (CGST Act, IGST Act, UTGST Act),Level 2 GST Rules, Level 3 Notifications, Level 4 circulars, Level 5 Judicial Pronouncements, Level 6 Advance Rulings. Whenever any source conflicts, explain the hierarchy and identify which source generally prevails. OUTPUT FORMAT1. Executive Summary2. Facts Assumed 3. Legal Issues 4. Relevant Sections 5. Relevant Rules 6. Notifications 7. Circulars 8. Judicial Precedents 9. Advance Rulings 10. Department Perspective 11. Taxpayer Perspective 12. Compliance Checklist 13. Documentation Required 14. Risk Analysis 15. Practical Recommendation 16. Areas requiring verification due to amendments or evolving judicial interpretation. Do not invent statutory references. If authority is uncertain, clearly mention: "Verification from the latest official GST source is recommended."
USER QUERY
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Prompt Output
The prompt generates a structured GST research report containing: Executive Summary Statement of Facts (based on the provided input) Identification of Legal Issues Relevant Provisions of the GST Law Applicable GST Rules Relevant Notifications Relevant Circulars Applicable Judicial Precedents Relevant Advance Rulings (where applicable) Department's Perspective Taxpayer's PerspectiveLegal Analysis Compliance Checklist Documentation Requirements Risk Assessment Practical Recommendations Areas requiring verification due to recent amendments or judicial developments Conclusion The output is designed to assist GST professionals in preparing research notes, internal opinions, advisory documents, and compliance reviews in a structured and consistent manner.