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Prakash Kakani Director, PNS EV HubGST Return Filing is a mandatory process for businesses registered under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in India. It involves submitting details of sales, purchases, tax collected, and tax paid during a specified period to the GST portal. Filing GST returns ensures businesses remain compliant with the GST laws, avoid penalties, and claim Input Tax Credit (ITC). The frequency of filing depends on the business category, turnover, and type of GST registration.
1. Legal Compliance : Avoid penalties and maintain a good compliance rating.
2. Claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) : Helps offset tax liabilities on sales.
3. Business Transparency : Ensures clear reporting of financial transactions.
4. GST Refunds : Facilitates refunds for exports and excess tax payments.
5. Avoid Penalties : Prevents fines and interest due to late or non-filing of returns.
Feature | GST Return Filing | Income Tax Return Filing |
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Purpose | Reporting GST-related transactions | Reporting total income and tax liability |
Frequency | Monthly, quarterly, and annually | Annually (generally) |
Scope | Indirect tax (goods and services) | Direct tax (income/profit) |
Penalty for Non-Compliance | Late fees and interest | Penalty and interest for delayed payments |
It is the process of submitting sales, purchase, and tax details periodically to the GST portal.
All GST-registered businesses, including regular taxpayers, composition scheme holders, and e-commerce operators.
Common returns include GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9, GSTR-4 (for composition dealers), and GSTR-5 (for non-resident taxpayers).
Filing frequency can be monthly, quarterly, or annually, based on turnover and registration type.
Non-filing attracts late fees, interest, and suspension of GSTIN.
No, ITC can only be claimed if returns are filed and suppliers have reported sales.
A monthly or quarterly return for reporting outward supplies (sales) made by a business.
No, revisions are not allowed. Corrections can be made in subsequent returns.
A summary return for reporting sales, purchases, and tax payments monthly.
Refunds can be claimed through the GST portal by filing specific refund applications for exports or excess tax payments.