Description

GST Return

Nil Return

₹ 200/- (inclusive all)

  • One Month/Qtr GST Return Filling.

 

1-20 Bills

₹ 400/- (inclusive all)

  • One Month/Qtr GST Return Filling.

 

21-50 Bills

₹ 600/- (inclusive all)

  • One Month/Qtr GST Return Filling.

 

51-100 Bills

₹ 800/- (inclusive all)

  • One Month/Qtr GST Return Filling.

 

101-200 Bills

₹ 1,000/- (inclusive all)

  • One Month/Qtr GST Return Filling.

 

201-500 Bills

₹ 2,000/- (inclusive all)

  • One Month/Qtr GST Return Filling. 

 

Documents Requirements

  • DSC of Authorised Partner or Director, in case of LLP and Company only

  • GST Registration Certificate

  • Log-in credentials of the registered person

  • Details of Supplies

Procedure

Day 1

  • Information collection from the details shared by the taxpayer manually or from dedicated GST ready Accounting Software
  • Documentation and reconciliation of the information filed

Day 2 – 3

  • Preparation of GST return
  • Payment of tax by the taxpayer, if required
  • Online GST return filing
  • Acknowledgment of filing the GST Returns

Knowledge Portal

What is GST Return Filing ?

Goods and Service Tax law now governs the major portion of the indirect tax system in India. The suppliers registered under this regime need to fulfill the compliance requirement regularly. Based on the turnover and the activities, the requirements and period of filing returns are prescribed under law.

With online GST return filing, the taxpayers intimate the Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) about the inflow and outflow of supplies including the amount of tax paid and collected. While recording the taxable transactions with the Government, the taxpayer is also required to pay the amount of tax collected from an outward supplier of goods or services after the deduction of Input Tax Credit (ITC).

Advantages of GST Return Filing

1.Seamless flow of ITC

The tax already paid by the supplier is deducted from the liability to pay taxes. If the tax paid and collected transaction is recorded through filing return by both the parties, the Input Tax Credit can be passed on to the buyer and not otherwise. The registered person cannot claim the input credit if the return is not filed on time.

2.A simple and common form for all taxes

Under the GST regime, three different types of taxes are collected – IGST, CGST & SGST. The information about all three taxes paid or collected is required to be recorded in a single form itself. The online filing system is simplified under this regime which and is further proposed to be more simplified through one form of filing for recording all transactions.

3.Score higher compliance rating

To monitor the compliance structure, the GST Network has introduced the mechanism of compliance rating. This is where all the registered persons are provided ratings based on their regularity of fulfiling the compliance and payment of taxes. The compliance ratings are publicly available on the website. The regular taxpayer is ranked with higher compliance ratings.

4.Avoid penalty and interest

For delay in filing return, the taxpayer is charged with a late fee of Rs 50 for each day of a delay till the actual date of filing. To avoid such heavy penalties, the return must be filed without any delay. The taxpayers with no tax liability also have to file the returns to avoid the late fee of Rs 20 for each day of delay. Interest at the rate of 18% p.a. is payable on the outstanding tax liability.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.Is everyone supposed to file GST returns or are there any exemptions?

Every registered dealer, whether being a normal supplier or otherwise must file the return based on the transactions or activities involved in the business. Non-filing of the same may lead to default and may attract a penalty or additional fees

2.What are the modes of payment for GST?

Tax Payment or any penalty, fees, etc. are accepted through the following modes;

• Internet Banking
• NEFT or RTGS

This amount shall be credited to the electronic cash ledger of the registered dealer.

3.What is the significance of all these returns?

By filling the returns with the Government, the information and details will be intimated to the Government. Further, the data provided will measure the liability of the Tax-payer. Also, returns filing help you claim the eligible Input Credit. In addition to which the regular filing will count on higher rating in the GST Compliance Rating.

4.What are taxable events under the GST Act?

Any supply i.e. transaction such as the sale, transfer, barter, exchange, license, rental, lease or disposal made or agreed to be made for a consideration, of taxable goods or services, needs to be considered as a taxable event under the GST Act.

5.Does everyone need to file the Annual return even if one is filing the Monthly return?

All taxpayers filing a return in GSTR-1 to GSTR-3, other than ISD’s, casual/non-resident taxpayers, taxpayers under composition scheme, and TDS/TCS deductors, are required to file an annual return (GSTR-9) along with the monthly return.

6.What information is required to file GST return online?

Prescribed information from the invoices including the HSN code in respect to the supply of goods and the accounting code in respect to the supply of the services generated needs to be uploaded in the return.  The information shall also cover the sales, purchase and any expenses occurred during the reporting period.

7.What steps are involved in filing of GST returns for each month (between me & Taxfry.in)?

Transaction-wise details are to be provided on the monthly basis by a client. This is to be done manually in the shared format by Taxfry.in. Or one can opt to take an extract from the accounting software (GST Ready Software) by Taxfry.in, which will be reviewed by the experts and the return will be filed after a thorough review and confirmation.

8.How does Taxfry.in add value to the GST returns filing process?

The qualified Chartered Accountant(s) reviews the provided information. The experts will then direct the possible solutions in case of any discrepancy found in the data of outwards and inwards supply.

9.How should I give my data to Taxfry.in to file my returns?

The data or the invoices shall be provided in CSV format. In case if the client is using any Accounting software like Tally, QuickBooks etc., the details can be easily extracted in CSV format which will be used to feed the data in Returns.

10.Which software’s are compatible for Taxfry.in to file returns?

Transaction accounted in any software (GST Ready) like tally, QuickBooks, or any cloud-based accounting that allows data sharing and transfer into CSV format. This is to ensure speedy and hassle-free GST filing process.

11.How should I give access to my accounts software to Taxfry.in to automate the online GST return filing process?

One can share his credentials of the software used for maintaining the books of accounts so that Taxfry.in can periodically fetch the data and can upload the same in respective Return.