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GST Return Filing
GST RETURN FILING
GST return filing is mandatory for all the firms who have a GST registration irrespective of the sales during the period of filing the returns. It means that even in case of NIL turnover, GST return filing is mandatory.
|
Form |
Who is Required to file? |
Particulars |
Due Date of Filing |
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GSTR-1 |
Registered Person |
Monthly statement of Outward Supplies of goods or services or both and for quarterly return filing dealer, B to B Invoice have to file on monthly basis |
11th of the following month of the tax period and for quarterly return filing 13th of the following month. |
|
GSTR-3B |
Registered Person |
Monthly summary return to declare the GST liability for the tax period and to pay off such liability and for quarterly return filing dealer same details also to be filed |
20th of the following month for which the return is to be submitted and for quarterly return filing dealer last date is 24th from the end of the quarter |
|
GSTR-4 |
Taxpayer who opted for Composition Scheme |
A yearly return is for the taxpayers who opted for paying tax under the composition scheme |
30th April of the next financial year |
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GSTR-5 |
Non Resident Taxable Person (NRTP) |
Return for Non- Resident Taxpayer who are not availing Input Tax Credit (ITC) on local purchases |
Registration period < 1 month, the due date is within 7 days of the expiry of registration, or |
|
GSTR-6 |
Input Service Distributor (ISD) |
Monthly return for the Input Service Distributor for distribution of its credit among the different unit |
13th of the following month of the tax period |
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GSTR-7 |
TDS Deductor |
Monthly return for the person who deducts tax at the time of making payment to suppliers (TDS) u/s 51 of CGST Act 2017 |
10th of the next month |
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GSTR-8 |
E Commerce Operator |
Monthly return containing the details of taxable supplies and the amount collected by the E-Commerce Operator related to the supplies and amount of TCS collected |
10th of the following month of the tax period |
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GSTR-9 |
Registered Taxpayer |
Annual return containing information such as purchases, sales, input tax credit or refund claimed, etc. by the regular taxpayer |
31st December of the subsequent financial year |
|
GSTR-9A |
Taxpayer who opted for Composition Scheme |
Annual return for taxpayer opted for composition scheme |
31st December of next financial year |
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GSTR-9C |
Regular Taxpayer |
A reconciliation statement submitted along with GSTR-9 by assessee having turnover more than Rs. 5 crores during the financial year |
31st December of the year subsequent |
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GSTR-10 |
Taxpayer whose registration got canceled or surrendered |
The taxpayer whose registration got canceled or surrendered, Final Return |
Date of order of cancellation, or |
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GSTR-11 |
UIN Holder Taxpayer |
Return having details of inward supply of goods or services or both, for an assessee who has been assigned with the Unique Identification Number (UIN) and claiming a refund |
28th of the following month in which the UIN holders receive the inward supply |
LATE FILING
Late filing of the GST returns can attract a penalty called a late fee which is Rs. 100 under CGST and Rs.100 under SGST that accounts for Rs.200 a day.
With the late fee, an interest of 18% has to be paid per annum. It is calculated on the tax to be paid.