GST Return filing

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TYPES OF GST RETURNS

GSTR 1

Purpose of this return is to furnish details of all sales including B2B and B2C. Due date of this return is 10th of every month and in case of a quarterly return, the end of next month of every quarter.

GSTR 3B

This is a summary return with details of net tax liability based on the output & input tax. Due date of this return is 20th of every month.

GSTR 4

A business who opt for composition scheme and needs to pay to subsidize GST rates from 1% to 5% & file this quarterly return.

GSTR 1A

The purpose of this return is to rectify/resolve the mismatch in sales figures with your customers to whom you raise the tax invoice

GSTR 8

An e-commerce operator who needs to collect TCS (Tax collected at source) under GST requires to file this return till 10th of every month.

GSTR 9

This is the Annual GST return, which is to be filed by all registered persons till 31st March of every financial year.

WHY SHOULD YOU FILE GST RETURNS ON TIME?

  1. Avoid Penalty – Failing to file GST Returns on time will attract a penalty of INR 200 per day and maximum up to INR 5000 of each return 
  2. Avoid Registration Cancellation – To be worst if you don’t file GST Returns on time your certificate might get cancelled. 
  3. Better Relationship with your prospects – Filing GST Returns on time will let your customers claim input credit smoothly hence maintain a healthy relationship with good prospects  
  4. Better Compliance Rating – Government of India has proposed to start the compliance rating system under which scorecard of every GST registrant shall be maintained. As a matter of fact, timely GST return filing is one of the key factors to compute such rating.   
  5. Ease of availing loan – Evidently, timely and accurate GST Return filing helps a taxpayer a lot while applying for loans from a bank or financial institutions. The Banks ascertain a taxpayer’s credibility on the basis of his GST Returns. 
  6. E-Waybill generation – In order to compel the businesses for regular compliance and GST return filing, the finance ministry has now restricted E-Way bill generation for transportation of goods, in case the trader has not filed GST returns for 2 successive months.

GST RETURN FILING PROCESS

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Provide the required documents & information to our professionals

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Choose Package and Pay online with different payment modes available.

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On placing order, your task is assigned to one of our dedicated professionals.

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Our professional will ensure an active mobile number is linked with the Aadhar card 

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Our professional will file and submit the application to the concerned authority.

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On successful submission provide you MSME Certificate over the email

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes. GST Returns must be filed according to the GST law. GST return filing is mandatory, irrespective of whether or not any transaction has been recorded in a month. In case of non-filing of nil GST Returns, a late fee of ₹100 per day will be chargeable till such delay continues.

No. It purely depends upon 2 factors whether you need to upload all invoices while GST return filing-
  1. Whether you are uploading B2B or B2C invoice 
  2. Whether you are involved in Intra-state or Inter-state supplies. 
In case of B2B supply, all invoices shall be uploaded, regardless of Intra-state or Inter-state supply. Only then, the Input credit can be claimed by the recipient business.
 
In case of B2C supply, invoices, may not be required as the customers shall not take Input credit.

  • So, in that case, the invoices of value exceeding ₹2.5 lacs are to be furnished in case of inter-state B2C supplies. 
  • In case of inter-state invoices below ₹2.5 lacs an intra-state supply, state wise summary will be sufficient.
 
Any amendment or revision in a GST return filing is recorded in rectification return.
 
To record an amendment or revision in a GSTR-1 Form GSTR-1A shall be filed.
 
In any case, the maximum penalty payable for non-filing of GST return being filed is set at ₹5,000 by the Government.
 
 
All taxpayers having annual turnover beyond 5 crores needs to file Monthly GSTR-1 till 10th of every month.
 
 
 

In case of cancellation of GST registration, Final return GSTR-10 has to be filed. The Form GSTR-10 has to be filed within 3 months after the GST cancellation.

 
 
 
 
In case of failure to file final GST return,

  • A notice shall be sent the registered person by the authority.
  • The maximum period for filing GSTR-10 is 15 days time.
  • In case of failure to serve this notice period, GST officer shall pass the final order of GST cancellation along with the amount of net GST tax payable and the sum of interest or penalty.
 
 
 
 
 
Late fee in case of late Annual GST return filing in FORM GSTR-9 is ₹200 per day till such delay continues. Out of that, ₹100 is payable under for CGST act & SGST/UTGST Act respectively. 
 
The maximum penalty payable in case of annual GST return filing shall be 0.25% of the Turnover for the respective financial year.
 
Late fees in case of Non-filing of GST returns is as follows-
 
In case of nil transaction in GST return,
  • A late fee of ₹100 per day will be chargeable until such delay continues.
  • Out of this ₹50 is payable under for CGST act & SGST/UTGST Act respectively.
In case even a single transaction has been recorded,
  • A penalty of ₹200 per day will be chargeable until such delay continues. 
  • Out of this ₹100 is payable under for CGST act & SGST/UTGST Act respectively.
Yes, Once you have taken GST registration, you have to file GST Return irrespective of the turnover 
 
Yes, you still have to file GST return irrespective of the business occurred or not.
Under Normal Scheme, two types of the GST returns required to be file i.e. GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B.
 
GSTR-3B requires to be file every month. Due date of filing GSTR 3B return is 20th of next following month.
 
GSTR 1 Return requires details of sales & outward supplies. Due date of this return is 10th of every Quarter/Month based on turnover.
 
Under Composition scheme, GSTR 4 requires to be file on quarterly basis.
Non-filing of GST return on time will attract a penalty of ₹20-50 per day until GST return for such month/ quarter not filed.
 
Once you have obtained GST Registration, You have to file GST returns irrespective of the turnover 
 
Yes, without GST Return filing online you cannot avail input tax credit,
 
No, if you are a sole proprietor or partnership firm, DSC won’t be required, For other business types such as private limited company, public limited company, OPC and LLP, DSC of authorized signatory is required to file gst return.
 
 
No, if you are a sole proprietor or partnership firm, DSC won’t be required, For other business types such as private limited company, public limited company, OPC and LLP, DSC of authorized signatory is required to file gst return.
 
 
No, You can not file GSTR 1 Return before GSTR 3B Return
 
You need to provide us sales and purchase details of the period and our professional shall file your GST Return online.
 
 
Yes Finanezy is an online platform serving all over India no matters wherever you are doing business all you need is internet connection on your mobile or desktop and we are ready to get your job done
 
 
 
No, You don’t need to be physically present for the process, Finanezy is an online catering platform all you need is internet connection  in your phone/computer and the required documents with you and we can get the job done no matters even if you are present at remotest location of the India
 
 
 

Recent Updates

CBIC Extends Annual GST Return Filing Due Date of FY21 

A piece of good news for taxpayers as CBIC extends annual GST return filing due date of FY-21. This was done as multiple businesses were requesting the extension of the deadline for the financial year 2020-21 which ended in March 2021. The CBIC notified this good news of the deadline extension on its official Twitter account.
Know the new CBIC Extends Annual GST Return Filing Due Date of FY21

 

GST Audit To Be Discontinued With The Effect Of 1st August 2021 

GST audit to be discontinued and won’t be held by the Central Council for Indirect Taxation and Customs (CBIC) w.e.f. 1st August 2021. Throughout the execution of the authorities given in Article (b) of sub-section (2) of Section 1 of the Finance Act, 2021 (13 of 2021), the Central Government hereby determines the date on which Articles 110 and 111 of this Act enter into force, as notified by the CBIC. As a result, taxpayers having GST registration will no longer need to have their yearly accounts audited by a CA/CMA or submit an audited reconciliation statement on Form GSTR-9C beginning from 1st August 2021. Know in detail GST Audit To Be Discontinued With The Effect Of 1st August 2021

September 11, 2021

Punjab GST collection rises by 20.41% in August 2021 

In August this year, the GST (goods and services tax) revenue income for the State of Punjab increased at Rs 1,188,70 crore by 20.41% compared to Rs, 987,20 crore by August 2020. Thus, it is indicating a quick economic rebound following the second COVID-19 wave. In this article, we will read about the latest update of the Punjab GST Collection rising by 20.41% in August 2021. Know more about Punjab GST collection rises by 20.41% in August 2021

September 8, 2021