The current Goods and Services Tax (GST) regulations showed that all regular and irregular taxpayers are required to file their GST returns for each tax period. Form GSTR-3B, a streamlined summary ...

File your pending GST returns now. A three-year filing limit, effective from July 2025, will bar older returns as per the Finance Act, ...

Starting July 2025, the GSTN will make the GSTR-3B form non-editable to enhance consistency and reduce revenue leakages.

From July 2025, taxpayers will be unable to file monthly and annual GST returns three years after the original due date, as ...

While normal taxpayers need to file monthly returns, using Form GSTR-1, each month or quarter, those opting for the composition scheme are required to furnish only one return a year, using Form GSTR-4 ...

The government has announced the last date for filing the GSTR-1 tax. This is a kind of tax that is filed monthly or ...

The GSTN announced that from July 2025, taxpayers will be barred from filing monthly and annual GST returns after three years ...

A regular business usually needs to file three returns – GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B monthly and GSTR-9 annually. GSTR-1 is a monthly statement of outward supplies to be furnished by taxpayers for ...

The Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) has issued a crucial reminder for all taxpayers: they will no longer be able to file GST returns after three years from their due date.