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GST Compliance Calendar – November 2024
November, the second last month of the year, marks the peak of the festive season, blending celebrations, business events, and preparations for the upcoming year.
The month brings a festive boost for businesses, with heightened demand in retail, e-commerce, and services as Diwali and other celebrations drive consumer spending. Companies ramp up inventory and logistics while leveraging seasonal marketing to meet demand and prepare for year-end goals and upcoming fiscal planning. We have written an article that you may find useful: Diwali Cleaning Checklist for Accountants.
On the GST front, there were quite a few changes and updates. You can read all the updates here: Top GST News of the Month. There is a lot of curiosity among the taxpayers about the newly launched f functionality – Invoice Management System. So, to address all the queries, we have covered all the IMS FAQs here.
Another article we wrote as per the new GST notification is about the Extension of ITC Claim Deadlines under Sections 16(5) and 16(6) of the CGST Act: Clarification of GST Circular No. 237/31/2024 and one on our IRIS IRP portal talking about B2C e-Invoicing? E-Invoicing Extended to B2C Transactions.
Now, let us look at GST due dates for November 2024. Here is a comprehensive image of our November GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for November 2024 so that you never miss November GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – October 2024
October in India blends festive energy with cooler weather, creating a vibrant business environment driven by increased consumer activity!
October in India is a festive month with major celebrations like Dussehra, Durga Puja, and Diwali, which not only bring cultural vibrancy but also drive significant economic activity. The festive season sees a surge in consumer spending, particularly in retail, e-commerce, electronics, and automobiles. With heightened sales and activity, companies focus on managing cash flow and ensuring timely tax filings, making October a key month for both celebrations and financial operations.
In the realm of GST, the preceding month was notably eventful. There were several new GST Notifications that have also been released. You can read all the updates here: Top GST News of the Month. Also, the 54th GST Council Meeting was held in September and the FM announced some key GST changes.
We have published a few important articles that will surely help you make your compliance smoother:
- Invoice Management System (IMS): Streamlining ITC Claims Through Automated Invoice Processing
- Important Checklist for Taxpayers to Consider Before Filing Their GST Returns in November 2024
- GST Updates for September 2024: New Compliance Requirements and Reporting Rules
- Decoding Form DRC-03A: How It Streamlines GST Liabilities for Taxpayers
- New RCM Liability & ITC Statement: What Businesses Need to Know
Now, let us look at GST due dates for October 2024. Here is a comprehensive image of our October GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for October 2024 so that you never miss an October GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – September 2024
September marks the completion of half fiscal year for businesses and is at the tail end of the monsoon season with the onset of lively spring!
This period also marks a significant time for festivals, with celebrations like Ganesh Chaturthi and Onam bringing communities together in vibrant displays of culture and tradition. For the business world, September signals the close of the first half of the fiscal year, making it a crucial time for financial assessments and planning. The festive atmosphere often leads to increased consumer spending, providing a boost to various sectors, especially retail and hospitality.
In the realm of GST, the preceding month was notably eventful. There were several new GST Notifications that have also been released. You can read all the updates here: Top GST News of the Month.
We have published a few important articles that will surely help you make your compliance smoother:
- 10 Major GST Changes as per GST Notification 12/2024
- New GST Appeal Process: Amendments to Rules 110, 111, and Introduction of Rule 113A
- GSTR 1A: Availability, Features, Filing Details, Amendments and ITC
Now, let us look at GST due dates for September 2024. Here is a comprehensive image of our September GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for September 2024 so that you never miss a September GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – August 2024
August in India is synonymous with peak monsoon, lush greenery, festive vibes and mid-year frenzy for businesses!
As the second half of the year begins, companies are prompted to intensify efforts toward achieving annual targets, creating a dynamic business environment. Businesses, particularly in retail and manufacturing, ramp up operations to meet the increased consumer demand ahead of the festive season. August is rich in festivities, with Raksha Bandhan, Krishna Janmashtami, and Independence Day bringing joy, cultural celebrations and national pride across the country.
On the GST front, the CBIC has released multiple GST Notifications and Circulars stating several changes to the law. On July 23, 2024, the government announced the Union Budget 2024 after re-election and the finance minister laid down 9 major priorities in the budget. You can read the Union Budget Key Highlights here.
Now, let us look at GST due dates for August 2024. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for August 2024 so that you never miss an August GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – July 2024
As we hit the halfway mark of the year, let’s give a warm welcome to July!
Can you believe it’s July already? It’s surreal that we’ve completed half of this year, and 2025 is just six months away!
July 1st is particularly special as it marks the 7th anniversary of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. The GST Act, passed in Parliament on March 29, 2017, came into effect on July 1, 2017. The journey of the GST regime has been revolutionary, featuring significant changes like the introduction of e-way bills, e-invoicing, GSTR forms, and the digitization of audits, etc. As we step into the monsoon season, July also brings important updates and deadlines, marking the commencement of the second half of the financial year 2024.
Recently, on June 22, the GST Council held the 53rd GST council meeting, and introduced a conditional waiver of interest and penalties under Section 128A, and reduced pre-deposit amounts for appeals to ease taxpayer compliance. It also extended the GSTR 4 filing deadline and introduced FORM GSTR-1A for easier amendments.
You can read more about the 53rd GST Council highlights here.
If you want to know more about the new return GSTR-1A click here.
To assist you in staying compliant and managing your tax obligations efficiently, we’ve compiled a comprehensive GST Compliance Calendar for July 2024. This calendar highlights all the critical due dates for GST filings, ensuring you never miss a deadline.
Staying proactive with GST compliance is crucial for businesses to avoid penalties and ensure smooth operations. Our July 2024 GST Compliance Calendar serves as a handy guide to keep you informed and prepared for the upcoming deadlines. For more detailed updates and resources, subscribe to our newsletter.
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States: Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya, Assam, West Bengal, Jharkhand or Odisha.
Union territories: Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Chandigarh and Delhi.
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GST Compliance Calendar – June 2024
As we start the month of June 2024, it’s essential for businesses in India to stay compliant with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regulations. Our GST compliance calendar outlines the key due dates for various filings and payments to ensure that businesses adhere to the regulations and avoid penalties. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the important GST deadlines for June 2024.
For June 2024, key GST due dates include June 10 for GSTR-7 (TDS) and GSTR-8 (TCS), June 11 for GSTR-1 (outward supplies for businesses with turnover over ₹5 crore and those opting out of QRMP), June 13 for GSTR-6 (Input Service Distributors), June 20 for GSTR-3B (summary return for all regular taxpayers and QRMP scheme participants) and GST PMT-06 (QRMP scheme payment for May 2024), June 25 for PMT-06 Challan (QRMP scheme payment for April and May 2024), and June 28 for GSTR-11 (refund claims for taxpayers with a Unique Identity Number).
To ensure smooth GST compliance, it is crucial to file returns and make payments on or before the due dates to avoid interest and penalties. Regularly reconcile your books with the filed returns to avoid discrepancies. Taxpayers under the QRMP scheme should be particularly diligent about their PMT-06 payments for the first two months of each quarter. Additionally, maintaining proper documentation and records is essential for compliance and audit purposes.
Also looking back, the month of May witnessed key developments in the GST System, including significant updates and notifications for taxpayers. All the latest updates are
available here: Top GST News Of the Month.
You can also read our blog “Boosting Financial Accuracy: Aligning AP Automation with ITC Reconciliation”. It emphasizes the importance of integrating Accounts Payable (AP) automation with Input Tax Credit (ITC) reconciliation for enhanced financial accuracy and compliance.
If you are looking for a comprehensive guide to effectively report Input Tax Credit (ITC) in the GSTR-9 form, ensuring compliance with GST regulations, our blog Demystifying ITC Reporting in GSTR-9: Strategies for Accuracy and Compliance will be of help. It explains the requirements for detailing ITC availed, reversed, and additional ITC-related information in specific sections of GSTR-9. The blog emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting, timely reconciliation with GSTR-3B returns, and maintaining thorough documentation to avoid discrepancies and penalties. By following these guidelines, you can enhance accuracy, efficiency, and compliance in your ITC reporting.
Since you will be filing the GSTR 3B form again this month, reading our blog Revised GSTR 3B: Benefits and Challenges in the Re-Filing Process can prove beneficial. It explains how the revised form enhances accuracy, reduces penalties, improves ITC matching, and facilitates easier reconciliation and increased transparency. It also addresses challenges, such as implementation complexity, limited correction windows, potential misuse, increased compliance burdens, and technical issues. By understanding these aspects, you can better navigate the re-filing process, stay compliant, and optimize your GST reporting.
Also, the last date to file Income Tax Return (ITR) for FY 2023-24 (AY 2024-25) without a late fee is 31st July 2024. Our blog on Income Tax Optimization: Strategies for Businesses to Maximize Returns and Minimize Liabilities aims to help you plan your ITR through various strategies and optimize returns to reduce tax burdens.
Since GST compliance is your top priority, here’s the comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates June Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It contains all the GST Due dates for June 2024 so that you never miss any GST due date.
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GST Compliance Calendar – May 2024
In May 2024, businesses across various sectors will encounter critical GST obligations, from filing returns to adhering to compliance deadlines. This calendar serves as your strategic tool, providing a month-long overview of key dates and tasks essential for maintaining GST compliance. A thorough understanding of the regulatory framework and adherence to prescribed timelines will help avoid penalties and ensure smooth operations.
The month of April witnessed key developments in the Indian GST System, including significant updates and notifications for taxpayers. All the latest updates are available here: Top GST News Of the Month.
This month we prepared an article on the Mastering Year-End GST Reconciliation: Tips and Best Practices to ensure accuracy in GST return filings and reconciliations.
Also, the GSTN issued a few advisories and updates on portal functionalities for implementation by taxpayers. To keep you posted with all the recent GST developments, we have compiled them for your ease. You can read our blog on Key Updates: Keeping Up with the Latest GST Advisories for better understanding.
GSTN further issued an advisory on the auto-population of HSN-wise summary into table 12 of GSTR-1. To facilitate business tax reporting, GSTN has included a new feature. This enhancement improves accuracy and efficiency in tax compliance by automating the process of entering the HSN summary directly from e-invoices into Table 12 of GSTR-1. You can read our blog on GSTN Advisory: The Auto-Population of HSN-wise Summary into Table 12 of GSTR-1 for clarity.
Besides the updates from GSTN, we have published a blog on A Comprehensive Guide to GSTR-3B to help you with your monthly filings. GSTR-3B, a monthly summary return, holds significant importance as it consolidates crucial information related to sales, purchases, and input tax credits. By providing a detailed breakdown of GSTR-3B requirements, including filing deadlines, input tax credit calculations, and reconciliation procedures, you can gain clarity on your tax liabilities and ensure compliance with GST laws.
Also, the rising number of fines being imposed on businesses due to incorrect ITC claims is alarming. In this regard, we have our blog on Unlocking Success in ITC Litigation: Key Challenges and Solutions Explored. You can give it a read incase of any doubts.
Also, non-compliant and irregular businesses face the risk of having their GST registrations cancelled, adding another dimension to consider – the possibility of vendors’ GST registrations being cancelled, leading to the need for reversal of previously claimed ITC. This issue is critical as it directly impacts working capital availability. Businesses must allocate additional cash outflows to settle tax liabilities promptly, while also keeping track of when reversed ITC can be reclaimed. You can read our blog on Maximizing ITC Utilization: Minimizing ITC Reversals and Timely Reclaims as a guide.
Moreover, staying updated with portfolio companies poses significant challenges for equity investors. Limited visibility into daily operations, diverse sectors with unique KPIs, and the fast-paced start-up environment demand innovative solutions for effective monitoring and decision-making. As regulatory compliance and reporting embrace digital platforms, a wealth of real-time data emerges, offering unparalleled opportunities for informed decision-making. Our blog on Transforming Portfolio Monitoring: Unlocking the Power of Compliance Data discusses this in detail.
Also, the last date to file Income Tax Return (ITR) for FY 2023-24 (AY 2024-25) without a late fee is 31st July 2024. Our blog on Income Tax Planning: Strategies for Maximizing Returns and Minimizing Liabilities aims to help you plan your ITR through various strategies and optimize returns to reduce tax burdens.
Since GST compliance is your top priority, here’s the comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates May Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It contains all the GST Due dates for May 2024 so that you never miss any GST due date this May.
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GST Compliance Calendar – April 2024
As April ushers in a new financial year, it brings forth a fresh wave of opportunities and responsibilities for businesses and taxpayers across the nation. It presents an ideal window for strategic planning and budgeting, aligning business objectives with GST compliance requirements. Hence, it’s imperative for businesses to anticipate regulatory changes, assess their impact, and incorporate them into financial projections. By integrating compliance considerations into strategic planning, businesses can enhance agility and adaptability in a dynamic regulatory environment.
Like always, let this compliance calendar serve as a roadmap for you to meet your obligations seamlessly throughout the month. A thorough understanding of the regulatory framework and adherence to prescribed timelines will help avoid penalties and ensure smooth operations.
March witnessed key developments in the Indian GST System, including significant updates and notifications for taxpayers. All the latest updates are available here: Top GST News Of the Month.
Since March marks the close of the financial year, our article on the Year-end GST Checklist 2023-2024 will help you effectively manage the complexities of GST regulations and tax obligations.
Also, GSTN issued a few advisories and updates on portal functionalities for implementation by taxpayers. To keep you posted with all the recent GST developments, we have compiled them for your ease. You can read our Guide to All the Latest GST Advisories on Payments, e-Invoicing, Composition Scheme & Fake Summons for better understanding.
Moreover, GSTN’s update on the Integration of E-Waybill system with new IRP portals was well-received by most businesses. The advisory issued highlights the integration of the E-Waybill system with the new Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) portals, promising a more streamlined and transparent approach to managing e-waybills. To know more, you can read our article on Streamlining Logistics: Integration of E-Waybill System with New IRP Portals.
In a recent development, pharmaceutical giant Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. has encountered a significant tax notice from the GST authority. The demand amounted to a staggering Rs 74.22 crore, marking a notable financial challenge for the company. Read the complete news here: https://irisgst.com/dr-reddys-faces-rs-74-22-crore-tax-notice-from-gst-authority-understanding-the-implications/
And just like Dr. Reddy’s, the GST authority has been sending numerous notices to big-shot businesses over the last few months for the peculiarities in their claimed input tax credit (ITC). To address the issue and why companies are facing notices, here’s our article on Top Reasons for Getting GST Notices.
Now, as the nation prepares for the upcoming General Election in 2024, speculation looms over the convening of the next meeting of the GST Council. Read our article on Uncertainty Ahead: The Impending GST Council Meeting Amidst Election Speculations to know more.
Since GST compliance is your top priority, here’s the comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates April Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It contains all the GST Due dates for April 2024 so that you never miss any GST due date this April.
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GST Compliance Calendar – March 2024
As March approaches, businesses and individuals alike brace themselves for the culmination of the financial year. March marks the end of an accounting period, offering a crucial opportunity for reflection, assessment, and planning.
For businesses, it’s a time to close books, reconcile accounts, and evaluate performance against targets. The significance of March as the financial year-end underscores the importance of prudent financial management and strategic decision-making. It’s a period of transition, where endings pave the way for new beginnings and opportunities for growth.
Like every month, let this compliance calendar serve as your compass, guiding you through the complex maze of GST regulations. By prioritizing timely filings, diligent record-keeping, and proactive compliance measures, you safeguard your business against penalties while fostering a culture of regulatory diligence.
The month of February witnessed key developments in the Indian GST System, including significant updates and notifications for taxpayers. All the latest updates are available here: Top GST News Of the Month.
February also kick-started with the Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman announcing the Interim Budget 2024- 2025, setting the tone for the months to unfold. To keep you posted with the key announcements, we have published an article on the Union Budget 2024.
Besides, we understand how tax professionals now are continually faced with increasingly complex regulations, compliance requirements, and invoices. In such situations, Accounts Payable Automation is the need of the hour. And to guide you through the same, we have also published an article on the how GST and AP Automation can revolutionize your business in 7 transformative ways. You can click on the link to read more.
Since GST compliance is the top priority of businesses, we have prepared a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates March Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It contains all the GST Due dates for March 2024 so that you never miss any GST due date in March 2024!
Also, the due date for submitting GSTR 1 (Monthly) for Feb 2024 and GSTR 3B for Feb 2024 (Monthly) and GSTR-5A-OIDAR Services are the 11th and 20th of this month.
Remember, compliance isn’t just a legal obligation; it’s a cornerstone of sustainable business operations in the developing GST setting.
Happy Filing!
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GST Compliance Calendar – February 2024
February in India is a month marked by a vibrant tapestry of festivals, economic developments, and crucial changes in the business landscape. The Union Budget 2024, to be presented in the first week of February, sets the economic tone for the year ahead. Businesses eagerly await policy announcements and fiscal measures that may impact their operations. Moreover, the announcement of GST 2.0 is anticipated this year.
Amidst the festivities of Basant Panchami, Maha Shivaratri, and the colorful celebrations of Holi, the Union Budget takes center stage. It unfolds key initiatives, direct and indirect taxation policies, and allocations across sectors, influencing business strategies and financial planning.
The month of January witnessed some major developments in the Indian GST System, including significant updates and notifications for taxpayers. All the latest updates are available here: Top GST News Of the Month.
We have also published a new article on the latest changes announced and implemented by GSTN on the introduction of Table 14 and 15 in GSTR 1. These tables are designed to simplify e-commerce transaction reporting, eliminate discrepancies, and make compliance easier for both suppliers and e-commerce operators (ECOs). You can click on the link and read more.
Talking about latest updates, there is a possibility of GSTN announcing the next GST Council Meeting soon. It is anticipated to be held in February after the Union Budget is out.
In the realm of IRIS GST, we have been conducting multiple webinars for the enterprises and BFSI sectors. Our next webinar, “Analysis of Industry Practices in Sustainability Reporting for Financial and Environmental Success”’ is scheduled for February 6, 2024. You can register for it here: IRIS GST Webinars. Stay connected with us by following our IRISGST LinkedIn page.
In the domain of taxation, GST compliance remains a priority. To help you stay compliant, we have prepared a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates February Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for February 2023 so that you never miss any GST due date in February 2024!
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GST Compliance Calendar – January 2024
In the dynamic realm of Goods and Services Tax (GST), staying ahead of compliance requirements is paramount. As we usher in the New Year, January 2024 unfolds a chapter of essential activities for businesses to navigate seamlessly through the landscape of GST.
Our comprehensive GST Compliance Calendar serves as your compass, ensuring you not only meet your obligations but also leverage business opportunities for efficiency and growth.
All the latest updates are available here: Top GST News Of the Months
Taxpayers must fill in their monthly or quarterly GSTR 1 form in January to avoid penalty charges. In this regard, you can read our guide on everything you need to know about form GSTR 1.
Since 31st December is the due date to file GSTR-9 for a financial year, taxpayers who haven’t yet filed their GSTR-9 for FY 2022-23, now is the time. Here’s our guide on GSTR 9 categories, applicability, preparation and filing to avoid errors.
Every taxpayer must file their taxes as of 20th January 2024 which is the due date for the filing of GSTR 3B and GSTR 5A without penalty.
GSTR 5 form due date is 13th January 2024 for the month of December 2023.
This month, we actively hosted several webinars for businesses and taxpayers, with more scheduled for January 2024. Stay updated with everything GST via our webinars here. Be connected with us and browse all the updates by following us on social media IRISGST LinkedIn.
Explore our GST Compliance Calendar for January 2024 in the visual snapshot below. This comprehensive image encapsulates all the critical GST due dates for the month, ensuring you stay on top of your compliance obligations.
Navigate the complexities of GST compliance with confidence. Empower your business for success in January 2024!
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GST Compliance Calendar – December 2023
As we embrace the festive spirit, this month’s Compliance Calendar brings you a mix of updates, highlights, and exciting news. We’ve curated contents to add a touch of warmth to your December. Dive into insightful articles, discover what’s trending in your industry, and join us in celebrating the spirit of giving.
The month of November witnessed some major developments in the Indian GST System, including significant updates and notifications for taxpayers. All the latest updates are available here: Top GST News Of the Months
You can also read about the different show cause notices and how to effectively handle show cause notices under GST just in case you have received one.
Since December is the time to file your annual GST returns via GSTR 9; it is likely that you may face multiple issues when filing the same. You can read the issues faced while filing GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C to avoid the situations and save time.
Also, businesses looking for e-invoice generation can read the GST E-invoicing.
Further to enhance the accuracy of ITC reporting, the GOI made some changes in Form GSTR 3B. You can now read the Electronic Credit Reversal and Reclaimed Statement introduced on the GST Portal.
This month we also conducted a few webinars for businesses and taxpayers and have a few lined up for December as well. You can now follow us on social media irisgst to browse all the updates and stay connected. Now, explore our GST Compliance Calendar for December 2023 in the visual snapshot below. This comprehensive image encapsulates all the critical GST due dates for the month, ensuring you stay on top of your compliance obligations.
Stay informed, stay compliant, and make December a seamless month for your business operations!
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GST Compliance Calendar – November 2023
Say hello to the second last month of the year!
November 2023 in India marks the onset of the joyous festival season, with Diwali festivities spreading a spirit of unity and celebration across the nation. As the weather transitions into a cooler climate, businesses gear up for increased consumer activity, particularly in the retail and e-commerce sectors, leading up to the holiday season.
October saw important developments in the GST sphere, including the 52nd GST Council Meeting on 7th October 2023, where crucial amendments were made. You can read all the latest updates here: Top GST News of the Month.
You must also read the important checklist for taxpayers to consider before filing GST Returns in November and 9 latest GST and E-invoicing updates.
In response to the government’s efforts to strengthen regulations, there has been a notable surge in the number of audits. To help taxpayers stay informed, we’ve prepared a comprehensive article on GST Audit Notices, covering all the essential information you need to know!
Additionally, with the annual return filing deadline approaching, we’ve prepared a definitive article that encompasses all the vital details pertaining to GSTR 9. Read: Form GSTR 9 – Categories, Applicability, Parts & Sub-Parts, Preparation, & Filing.
Now, let us look at GST due dates for November 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates November Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for November 2023 so that you never miss the November GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – October 2023
Here comes October – And the last quarter of 2023 begins!
October sees Indian businesses preparing eagerly for the festive season, capitalizing on increased consumer activity and demand. Festivals like Navratri, Durga Pooja and Dusshera enliven the month spreading positivity and cultural richness across the country.
On the GST front, September was a notable month with several new GST Notifications and circulars including an important update on Electronic Credit Reversal and Reclaimed Statement.
You can read all the latest updates here: Top GST News of the Month.
The next GST Council Meeting is most likely to be held on October 7, 2023. We have written an article for you talking about the expectations, read here: 52nd GST Council Meeting.
In the realm of IRIS GST, we have been conducting multiple webinars for the enterprises and BFSI sectors. Our next webinar is scheduled on October 16, 2023, on the topic “How Invoices Will Disrupt Supply Chain Financing.” You can register for it here: IRIS GST Webinars
We have published a few significant articles that will surely help you make your compliance smoother:
- Importance of Invoice Verification in Lending Process
- Harnessing the Power of GST Data | Benefits of GST Data Based Lending
- Managing Multiple GST Notices Simultaneously: A Comprehensive Guide
Now, let us look at GST due dates for October 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates October Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for October 2023 so that you never miss a October GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – September 2023
September in India marks the completion of half fiscal year for businesses and a lively transition into a month brimming with festivities.
As September 2023 arrives, it unveils a rich array of festivals such as Janmashtami and Ganesh Chaturthi, while also marking a shift from monsoon showers to clearer skies. Amidst this, the business landscape buzzes with heightened activities, setting the tone for a dynamic month ahead.
In the realm of GST, the preceding month was notably eventful. The 51st GST Council Meeting took place on 2nd August and several new GST Notifications have also been released. You can read all the updates here: Top GST News of the Month.
On the IRIS GST front, our endeavors encompass a series of meticulously curated webinars aimed at equipping the business community with cutting-edge insights into latest relevant subjects. The next webinar is going to be held on September 1st 2023, at 11 am IST on the topic “Best Practices to Handle and Respond to GST Notices”. You can register and join us for the free live session here: Join the Live Webinar. Additionally, our active involvement extends to participation in events within the realms of taxation and finance.
We have published a few important articles that will surely help you make your compliance smoother:
- Rule 88D: Dealing with Differences in GSTR 2B and GSTR 3B
- 10 tips and tricks to jump-start using GST data for lending
- 4 Factors to Consider while Building Credit Models using GST Data
Now, let us look at GST due dates for September 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for September 2023 so that you never miss a September GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar August 2023
August in India – peak of monsoon, festive vibe and mid-year madness for businesses!
The month sees a surge in economic activities, as businesses gear up for the upcoming festive season. Major celebrations like Raksha Bandhan, Janmashtami, and Independence Day bring joy and yes, a lot of spending. Overall, August is a bustling time for businesses, brimming with festivities, and marked by the impact of indirect taxation on the economic landscape.
On August 2nd 2023, the GST Council is most likely to meet for the 51st GST Council Meeting so as to discuss the rates for online gaming. This is seen as a significant move after the decisions made in the 50th GST Council meeting on July 11, 2023.
The government has released a new advisory on Liability / Difference Appearing in R1 – R3B (DRC-01B) that talks about Bridging the Gap Between GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B. We have also written an article about the form in detail: Form DRC-01B: Everything you need to know.
There are two more significant GST updates regarding New Changes in TCS on Overseas Travel Packages and e-invoicing will be mandatory for businesses with an AATO of Rs. 5 Cr. from August 1, 2023, GSTN has enabled all eligible taxpayers on all six IRP portals including NIC-IRP for e-Invoice reporting. Apart from this, July witnessed some major changes and updates, catch them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
At IRIS GST, we have been organizing several webinars related to e-invoicing to help businesses make this transition smoother. The next webinar is going to be held on August 4th 2023, at 11 am IST on the topic Harnessing the Power of Vendor E-invoicing: A Deep Dive into ITC Benefits. You can register and join us for the live session here: Join the Live Webinar.
We have published a few important articles that will surely help you make your compliance smoother:
- Leveraging Tax-Technology for streamlining ITC
- E-invoice Exemption Declaration Functionality Made Available
- GST Dispute: 4 Areas to Look out Where Disputes under GST May Arise
- How to deal with Fake Invoices under GST?
Now, let us look at GST due dates for August 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for August 2023 so that you never miss an August GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar July 2023
July in India: Monsoon gains momentum while businesses gear up for the second half of the year.
July 1 marks the 6th anniversary of GST introduction in the country! Since its implementation in 2017, the GST has played a pivotal role in streamlining the taxation system, promoting ease of doing business, and fostering economic integration across states.
On July 11th 2023, the GST Council is going to meet for the 50th GST Council Meeting and discuss important subjects that are long awaited including GST appellate tribunal, GST revised rates for gaming and other industries.
As e-invoicing will be mandatory for businesses with an AATO of Rs. 5 Cr. from August 1, 2023, GSTN has enabled all eligible taxpayers on all six IRP portals including NIC-IRP for e-Invoice reporting. Apart from this, June witnessed some major changes and updates, catch them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
We have published three important articles. Have a look at them below:
- Lifecycle of an Invoice under GST: Know your Invoice | E-invoice under GST
- 6 Tasks a GST Software can do to Simplify your Compliance beyond just Return Filing
- What is Form GST ASMT-10 | Handling and Responding to Form ASMT-10
Now, let us look at GST due dates for July 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for July 2023 so that you never miss a July GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar June 2023
June marks the beginning of monsoon in India, bringing relief from the scorching summer heat!
With the monsoon impacting sectors such as agriculture, construction, and transportation, businesses adapt to the changing conditions while also gearing up for upcoming festive seasons, boosting consumer demand and economic activities across the country.
Festivals including Vata Pournima, Eid-Ul-Adha, Jagannath Rath Yatra and important days including the International Yoga Day fall in this month. During the first lockdown, we had done a 21 Day Lockdown Challenge wherein we shared #WFHPositivityDossier that had a yoga asana, a daily GST update, and key learning points from the best business or self-help books.
On the GST front, the government has recently released a new GST notification 10/23 that mandates businesses with an AATO of Rs. 5 Cr. and above to start generating IRN from 1st August onwards. IRIS GST even hosted a webinar to help businesses with this new change.
As the government is lowering the threshold, you can read our article – why small businesses should look forward to e-invoicing. Also, the GSTN first announced and then postponed the 7-day invoice generation limit rule. However, you can read: How 7-day e-invoice generation limit will Impact Your GST Compliance.
Apart from that, the 50th GST Council Meeting is most likely to be held in June. You can click the link to read the expectations. And a new rule related to the Automated Return Scrutiny Module for GST Returns has been introduced. We have covered all the latest GST news here: Top GST News of the month.
Also, we published three important articles related to GST Litigation as the government is tightening the laws. Have a look at them below:
Now, let us look at GST due dates for June 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for June 2023 so that you never miss a June GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar May2023
The month of May brings in the season of mangoes, ice cream and sweltering heat.
May brings with it a multitude of festivities and important occasions, including Maharashtra Day, Mother’s Day, and Buddha Jayanti. In India, May is synonymous with summer holidays, which provides a boost to numerous industries throughout the country, particularly agriculture, hospitality, and tourism.
Talking about businesses and taxation in India, the government is making significant changes into the system. There have been a lot of updates lately related to the e-invoicing system and also measures that are been taken to handle tax litigation and disputes throughout the country. IRIS, being a GSTN authorized IRP, has officially started welcoming users to start generating IRN on einvoice6.gov.in.
Recently, GSTN released a new advisory talking about the 7 day e-invoice generation limit. You can read about all the new updates here: GST News. Apart from this, we covered three important articles on Advance Ruling under GST: AAR and Appeal to Appellate Authority for Advance Ruling under GST (AAAR).
Here are some other significant and informative articles we have covered in April on IRIS GST Blog:
- How MSMEs Can Use GST to Manage their Working Capital
- 9 Things to check before paying the GST interest liability
- New Changes in TCS on Overseas Travel Packages
Now, let us look at GST due dates for May 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for May 2023 so that you never miss a GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar April 2023
Let’s welcome the new financial year – April 2023!
April in India marks the beginning of the new fiscal year, which is an important time for businesses. It’s also a good time for businesses to set new financial targets and budgets, evaluate their performance from the previous year, and plan for growth and expansion.
On the GST front, businesses had to finish a bunch of tasks before April 1, 2023, so we shared an article on GST Year End Checklist: 13 tasks to be completed so that our readers and email subscribers stay informed. Businesses are also required to Reset the Invoice Number Series as the new fiscal year begins.
Recently, the government released several advisories and updates for taxpayers, one of them was about the One Person Company under GST. You can read about all the new updates here: GST News. Apart from this, we covered three important articles related to GST Litigation. Have a look at them below:
- Assessment under GST: An Overview
- On-Site Inspection Under GST: How to Prepare
- Litigation Management Software: Revolutionizing Tax Litigation in India
Now, let us look at GST due dates for April 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for April 2023 so that you never miss a GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar March 2023
March marks the beginning of spring; it’s a time of celebration, renewal, and joy in the country!
The month of March is also known for several important holidays and events, such as International Women’s Day, and Holi. It is a transitional month when the weather begins to warm up, and flowers and trees start to bloom, making it a popular time for outdoor activities and events which is good for businesses.
Since the union budget and the finance bill for 2022 were passed in the first week of February, the finance experts and businesses spent the entire month comprehending and implementing the changes into their systems. You can read more about the Union Budget 2023 Highlights here and also, don’t forget to catch up on all the GST Changes – Finance Bill 2023.
The GST council conducted the 49th GST Council Meeting on February 18th, 2023 in New Delhi. Read the key highlights from the meeting in the link provided. We have written two other articles last month: Maximize your ITC with GST MIS Reports and Importance of an E-Way Bill Management App for Transporters.
Apart from these, there have been new GST changes including an advisory on opting for payment of tax under the forward charge mechanism by a Goods Transport Agency (GTA) is released. Read all the latest GST news updates here: Top GST News of the month.
Now, let us look at GST due dates for March 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for March 2023 so that you never miss a GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar February 2023
Let’s gear up to welcome the shortest month of the year – February 2023.
January, with its resolutions and fresh starts, is now behind us. As we welcome in the new month, it’s a time to reflect on our progress, set new goals, and embrace new beginnings. From the celebration of love on Valentine’s Day to the anticipation of spring, there is much to look forward to in this month.
As February approaches, there is a lot of excitement surrounding the annual union budget. In light of this, we have prepared Union Budget 2023 expectations for our sincere readers.
And from January 2023 onwards, there are plenty of GST changes that taxpayers need to take care of and implement into their businesses for a smooth ride. We have compiled and covered all the updates in the following articles so you can look into everything with ease. Read here: GST Changes from January 2023.
We have also published 3 more articles about the new GST updates:
- 5th Amendment Rules under GST
- Rule 88C – GSTR 3B vs GSTR 1 Mismatch in Liability
- ITC is Available even in case of a Mismatch of 2A: GST Circular 183/2022
IRIS GST always manages to keep you updated with the latest developments in GST, e-invoicing and e-way bill domains via our Top GST News of the month article.
In January, we also republished a few important articles. You can have a look at all the topics below:
- HSN Code and SAC under GST: A Move towards Standardization
- Penalties, Confiscation, Detention & Seizure on Non-generation of E-way Bill
- GSTR 1 Blocking if GSTR 3B Not Filed Timely
- Supply in GST – 10 Facts You Need to Know
Now, let us look at GST due dates for February 2023. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Due Dates Calendar or GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for February 2023 so that you never miss a GST due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar January 2023
January, the time for new beginnings, hope and yes, new year resolutions!
The last month of the year is all about reflecting upon the year that has passed and planning for the new year. Talking about reflection, we have covered – Year in GST: Top 7 law changes and GST updates in 2022.
On December 17, 2022, the finance minister her the 48th GST Council Meeting. You can check out the highlights that we have covered by clicking on the given link. December being the last month of the year, we managed to cover all the latest GST news and updates throughout the month. You can read them here: Top GST News of the month.
We, at IRIS, had a transformational year with a brand upgrade and loads of new product updates. Since you have been an integral part of our journey, we want to express our gratitude for your continued partnership. You can read all the changes here: Year in Review – IRIS GST.
Apart from this, we covered articles related to filing annual return – Issues Faced while Filing GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C and also, Changes in ITC Claim for GSTR 9. A few other articles we published in December 2022:
Show Cause Notice Under GST: How to Handle Show Cause Notices?
Second Amendment under GST: GST Notification 19/2022
Why having an E-way Bill Management System is great for your Business
GSTR 9C: A Complete Guide to Preparing GSTR 9C | Explained Table-wise
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for January 2023; here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for January 2023 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar December 2022
The month of holiday cheer and Christmas celebrations throughout the world, December 2022 is here!
With hope, people are anticipating the new year while taking pleasure of winters and holiday shopping. With sales and discounts happening everywhere, it’s undoubtedly a good time for both small and major enterprises.
On the GST front, November 2022 saw a few new GST updates. Read all the major changes in GST here. And, you can also catch up on all the latest GST news and updates here in this article: Top GST News of the month.
There were a few additional updates related to the implementation of mandatory mentioning of HSN codes in GSTR-1 and withdrawal of extension on Export Freight, so we added these articles for your reference. Along with this, we also published 4 Key Aspects of ITC Computation and FAQs about Filing GSTR 9. Happy Reading!
Here at IRIS GST, we conducted a few free webinars for the business community and there is a new line-up planned for December as well. Follow us on social media @irisgst to stay updated. Also, we are happy to share that if your business has crossed the e-invoicing threshold, you can start generating IRN via IRIS IRP, a GSTN Authorized Invoice Registration Portal.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for December 2022; here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for December 2022 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar November 2022
Say hello to the second last month of the year!
October 2022 has been good for businesses thanks to the biggest festival of the year – Diwali. And now in November, businesses will soon begin to gear up for the upcoming year-end festivities.
On the GST front, there have been a few new updates related to HSN among other compliance-related changes. Read Top GST News of the Month to stay updated.
Last month we released a Diwali Cleaning Checklist for Accountants. We also published a few informative articles on GST reconciliation and ITC Claim. You can go through them to gain some important insights. Click the links below to read:
- Maximize ITC Claim: Here are 4 things you need to do!
- Your 3-step Guide to a Hassle-free Reconciliation under GST
- All about Input Tax Credit (ITC) | How to claim ITC?
Apart from these, we have also written about 7 ways CFOs can use GST MIS Reports that help CFOs and decision makers of a company to take informed decisions by coordinating, controlling, analysing, and visualising factual data which is presented in a crisp and orderly manner. Along with 5 Ways to Handle Litigation under GST.
Now, let us look at the GST due dates for November 2022, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for November 2022 so that you stay compliant always!
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GST Compliance Calendar October 2022
As surprising as it may sound but…October is here and the last quarter of 2022 begins!
The e-invoicing implementation is set to roll from 1st October 2022 for companies with a turnover Rs. 10 crores and above. IRIS is now an official Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), you can get yourself registered right away if you have newly come under the e-invoicing mandate. Check out IRIS IRP here.
For everyone who recently crossed the e-invoicing turnover limit, click the link to read 5 things you need to do next! Also, click here if you want to know how to generate IRN via IRIS IRP.
Also, since September GST Return is crucial as it is the last return period during which taxpayers can rectify any missing inputs or errors in the returns already filed during the previous financial year, we have also published a cornerstone article on GST Reconciliation that covers everything from types, to how you can do the process, errors, and even ITC computation.
To highlight and explain the importance of IRIS GST Software’s smart feature MIS Reports, we released the following articles:
- MIS Reports for GST Return Filing Analysis
- GSTR 1 & GSTR 3B Reconciliation: Use MIS Reports to Resolve Mismatches
- 7 Ways CFOs can use MIS reports | Analyse GST Data
There are some major notifications and circulars that have been released in September. You can catch up on all the latest GST news and updates here: Top GST News of the month.
This time, October hosts two the biggest festivals – Dusshera and Diwali. So, along with all the work that keeps you busy all through the year, don’t forget to steal some family time too this month.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for October 2022, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for October 2022 so that you stay compliant always!
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GST Compliance Calendar August 2022
August – the month of independence, the month of festivals!
After a busy first half of 2022, August gives us an opportunity to enjoy and relax a little thanks to all the upcoming festivities – Raksha Bandhan, Parsi New Year, Muharram, Ganesh Chathurthi and most importantly, we have Independence Day on the 15th which is what makes the month special and happy!
In July, there were several GST updates; one of which was related to the important changes and updates in GSTR 3B and ITC eligibility. And, taxpayers with an annual aggregate turnover between Rs. 5 Cr. to Rs. 20 Cr. are enabled for testing on Sandbox for e-invoicing. Thus, we have also compiled an article on consequences of non-compliance with e-invoicing: rules April 2022 onwards. Another significant article that we churned out this month related to GST litigation, read here – Grounds of appeal in GST.
The government released a bunch of new GST updates that kept us on our toes throughout the month! There are a lot of new GST notifications, circulars and law changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
Here at IRIS, we saw some major upgrades – A rebranding exercise that defines our core value system as a company. Also, this month, we conducted 3 resourceful LIVE webinars for free for businesses and taxpayers to understand all the new GST changes are ongoing presently.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for August 2022, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Due dates for August 2022!
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GST Compliance Calendar – July 2022
The monsoon season officially picks up gears in July, and the plans for the second half of 2022 begin!
July 1 marks the fifth anniversary of GST introduction in the country! These 5 years have been quite happening. We have seen revolutionary changes in the GST regime with e-way bill, e-invoicing and the addition of form GSTR 2B, form GSTR 4, QRMP scheme, the introduction of form GSTR 9C, and removal of provisional ITC among other huge changes.
Recently, on June 28 and June 29, 2022, the GST Council held the much talked about 47th GST council meeting and have made several big changes in terms of compensation cess, rate changes, and also decisions pertaining to ease the compliance for taxpayers.
In June, taxpayers faced several issues related to GSTR 2B for April and May 2022. We have covered all the changes here: Clarification regarding GSTR 2B for April 2022 & May 2022. Apart from this, June witnessed some major changes and updates, catch them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
Also, the CBIC laid down new guidelines regarding sanction, post-audit, and review of GST refund claims. We covered a new article to touch upon important changes that CBIC established in accordance with the new circular.
Also, The government is gearing up for online Post-Audit functionality and it becomes imperative that businesses upgrade their audit management to the digital medium. Handling departmental audits and GST audits, litigation can be strenuous. Businesses need a streamlined system and documentation to be prepared.
Thus we are preparing resources for our readers to simplify the basics and even advance concepts and procedures related to GST litigation, audit etc. Following are the articles that we have published so far:
- What is GST Litigation?
- What is GST Departmental Audit? And How to be Prepared for it?
- Direct and Indirect Tax Litigation in India
Now, let us come to our monthly GST Due dates. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for July 2022 so that you never miss a GST due date!
You can refer to this GST Due Dates – July 2022 Calendar throughout the month and stay compliant!
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GST Compliance Calendar – June 2022
June ushers us the joyous showers that cool us down from the summer heat.
With celebrations like world environment day and international yoga day, June 2022 brings in a lot of good vibes. During the first lockdown, we had done a 21 Day Lockdown Challenge wherein we shared #WFHPositivityDossier that had a yoga asana, a daily GST update, and key learning points from the best business or self-help books. You can go through the same and relieve the stress of managing WFH with everything else.
On the GST front, May witnessed some major changes and updates, catch them all here: Top GST News of the Month. There was an issue with GSTR 2B for April, which CBIC later resolved. Thus to help the taxpayers through the confusing times, we covered – clarification regarding incomplete GSTR 2B for April 2022.
Two significant updates also floated around in May. Read them here: The requirement of Table 6 in GSTR 4 | Negative liability in GSTR 4 and Reporting 6% rate in GSTR-1 | New GST Advisory. The government also released new updates on the GST compensation cess to states.
At IRIS GST, we had quite a happening month with two important product launches. Happy to announce the launch of IRIS LMS – India’s finest Litigation Management Software, developed by IRIS in collaboration with DAA Consulting, a specialized Indirect Tax Consulting Organization with in-depth experience in litigation. Tax litigation and GST audit are vast subjects. To help you understand them in detail, we have covered: Direct and Indirect Tax Litigation in India
And, we also released the much-awaited iOs version of IRIS Peridot! This has been one of the most requested updates from the users.
Now, let us come to our monthly GST Due dates. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for June 2022 so that you never miss a GST due date!
You can refer to this GST Due Dates – June 2022 Calendar throughout the month and stay compliant!
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GST Compliance Calendar – May 2022
The hottest month of the year is here! Let’s all rejoice at the arrival of May…
The month is blessed by festivities and significant days such as Maharashtra Day, Mother’s Day, and Eid-ul-Fitr, among others. May is the time of summer holidays in India thus it gives a boost to several businesses across the country, especially the hospitality and tourism sector.
On the GST front, the previous month of April witnessed a few GST updates and changes, we have summarized them all here: Top GST News of the Month. Also, the next GST council meeting is expected to be to take place in May. Here’s what is anticipated: 47th GST Council Meeting Expectations. We have also compiled the important details of all the previous meetings at one single place, you can go through it here: GST Council Meeting.
In the IRIS universe, we have released a brand new product – IRIS LookUp to resolve the issue of manually searching for MCA Struck-off Companies. Businesses need to disclose transactions with companies struck off by the Registrar of Companies (RoCs). With IRIS LookUp you can bulk upload your party details and get results all in one single file without having to go through RoC PDFs one by one!
So, to help the readers understand everything more about Section 248 (5) of the Companies Act 2013 or Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, we have written this new article: All about MCA Struck-Off Companies in 5 Questions.
Another article that we covered in April is Form RFD-11: Used for furnishing Letter of Undertaking (LUT).
Now, let us come to our monthly GST Due dates. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for May 2022 so that you never miss a GST due date!
You can refer to this GST Due Dates – May 2022 Calendar throughout the month and stay compliant!
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GST Compliance Calendar – April 2022
April welcomes the new financial year ‘2022-23’ with open arms!
It’s peak summer-time and also the time to re-evaluate our goals as we end the first quarter of the year. If you, for any reason have not been able to keep up with your new year goals, the new fiscal year can be your reminder to start over!
On the GST front, a lot of changes are to be seen and implemented including the applicability of e-invoicing from April 1, 2022, for companies with an ATTO of Rs. 20 Cr. or more. So, if your business has recently come under the mandate and you do not know what to do next, here are 6 Tasks to Complete Before you Start your E-invoicing Journey.
Also, it does not require heavy investment to start e-invoicing or it is not necessary for your company to have a huge IT department to handle it. Just partnering with the right GSP and getting e-invoicing software is enough! Read: how an e-invoicing software can simplify your e-invoicing.
We have made a complete year-end GST checklist that taxpayers need to complete and take care of along with covering the top GST news of the month to help you stay ahead with the latest updates.
On the e-way bill front, the government of Maharashtra has released new instructions for the issuance of FORM GST DRC-07 for vehicles detained under the provisions of the e-way bill. This surely affects and concerns the businesses that are into supply chain management.
Since e-invoicing is made applicable for Rs. 20 Cr. companies from April 1, 2022, you can have a look at these articles and find some valuable insights for your business.
- Why small businesses should look forward to E-invoicing?
- Practical challenges at different stages in e-invoicing
- Received an E-Invoice? 9 Questions to Consider First
Now, let us come to our monthly GST Due dates. Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for April 2022 so that you never miss a GST due date!
You can refer to this GST Due Dates – April 2022 Calendar throughout the month and stay compliant!
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GST Compliance Calendar – March 2022
The month of March is here to welcome Summers of 2022 with open arms!
Since the union budget and the finance bill for 2022 was passed in the first week of February, the finance experts and businesses spent the entire month comprehending and implementing the changes into their systems. You can read more about the Union Budget 2022 Highlights here and also, don’t forget to catch up on all the GST Changes – Finance Bill 2022.
Also, the government recently released a GST notification 1/2022 on 24th February that has made it mandatory for entities with a turnover of Rs. 20 Cr. to generate e-invoices. To help you understand the new change, we have written this detailed article: E-invoicing Mandate Extended to Rs. 20 Cr. Turnover & Related Updates.
Apart from these, there have been new changes including a window to opt for composition scheme opening for 2022-23, which have been released. Read all the latest GST news updates here: Top GST News of the month.
On the IRIS GST front, our monthly newsletter – IRIS GST Times has completed half a century!!
To read our special 50th Issue, you can subscribe here: IRIS GST Times Newsletter. Also, IRIS GST continues its winning streak! IRIS became the winner of the ‘Best Tax Technology Service Provider’ award (Silver) at the prestigious TIOL Awards 2021.
While it’s the new year, we still need to take care of our GST Returns without falling behind on the GST compliance schedule. And, since you are a reader of IRIS GST, that can never happen to you!
Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for March 2022 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – February 2022
Let’s all welcome the shortest month of the year, February 2022!
January flew by pretty quickly and we are all ready to look past the last year and move forward embracing 2022 to the fullest. January was more for planning, organising, and new resolutions to get a perfect start to the year while February is more for heading straight into the tasks.
Another reason why February is the most anticipated month is because of the Budget 2022 announcement. There are some areas where big changes are foreseen. You can read the Budget 2022 expectations to know more.
There were some significant changes in GST including stricter compliance for GSTR 3B not filed and a new revised edition of HSN 2022 that were announced. Also, the e-way bill system also saw two important changes. You can read them here: New Changes in E-way Bill 2022.
With the new rules about claiming ITC being applicable from January 1, 2022, we published an article on 10 Factors to Consider for Defining ITC Strategy for 2022 that can help you get some clear insights on maximizing your ITC claim.
Also, there were several GST compliance changes including a new advisory regarding the reporting of taxable supplies of restaurant services among other important updates. Get all the information here: Top GST News of the month.
While it’s the new year, we still need to take care of our GST Returns without falling behind on the GST compliance schedule. And, since you are a reader of IRIS GST, that can never happen to you!
Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for February 2022 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – January 2022
Happy New Year!
It’s a new year, it’s a new calendar page, it’s a new chance, just like every day is!
2021 saw several highs and some lows too. All we can do for the coming year is to be hopeful!
We didn’t expect 2021 to witness a deadlier 2nd wave but we also did not expect India to complete the vaccination drive so swiftly either. So, with all the learnings, let’s welcome the year 2022 with open arms and hope for good things and blessings for ourselves and for everyone around!
Well, to give you a head start for 2022, we have written this very important article about Changes in GST being applicable from 1st January 2022. Along with looking ahead, we also must look back and see what went well and what we could have done differently. Here are three articles that can help you understand us and GST changes a little better:
- The 2021 Year End Wrap – GST Changes and Key Product Highlights
- Year in GST: Top 10 GST Updates and Law Changes in 2021
- 2021 in Hindsight – Top 6 Defining Events of IRIS GST to Remember
Lately, the government announce quite a few big updates via multiple new GST notifications, circulars and advisories. These updates are related to Aadhar Authentication, HSN, Provisional ITC changes, the 9th Amendment of the CGST Rules 2021 and also announced the 46th GST Council Meeting on 31st December 2021.
Also, there were several GST compliance changes including GSTR 9 & 9C due-date extension among other important changes, you can read them all here: Top GST News of the month.
On the festivities front, January 2022 will welcome celebrations like Makarsankranti and Republic Day! It is a good time to start afresh, have goals and set good intentions for the year.
While it’s the new year, we still need to take care of our GST Returns without falling behind on the GST compliance schedule. And, since you are a reader of IRIS GST, that can never happen to you!
Here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for January 2022 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – December 2021
The month of holiday cheers and Christmas celebrations throughout the world – December 2021 is here!
People are looking forward to the new year with hope while enjoying the winters and indulging in some holiday shopping. Certainly, it’s a great time for small and large size businesses with sales and discounts going on everywhere.
On the GST front, November 2021 saw a few new GST updates. To understand the newly released circulars by the CBIC, you can read summaries of the latest GST circulars 165 and 166. And, you can catch up on all the latest GST news and updates here in this article: Top GST News of the month. There were a few additional updates related to the compensation cess under GST so we added them to the article for your reference.
This was about the updates in the past month, however, we have received updates regarding the expected changes in GSTR 1 filing process and thus, we shared the linked article for you to stay abreast with the latest GST news. Apart from this, we also wrote two other articles to amp up your GST knowledge. Read here:
- Invoice Reference Number (IRN) under E-invoicing
- 8th Amendment of the CGST Act – 2021 updates
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for December 2021; here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for December 2021 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – November 2021
November welcomes the festival of lights and prosperity – ‘Diwali’ and with this, the holiday season begins…
October has been a good month for the businesses as the lockdown has lifted from almost all parts of the country, and consumers are on a shopping spree citing the festivities of Navratri, Dusshera and now Diwali. The GST Collections surely will be on a rise! You can get details about the GST revenue and other latest GST news and updates here: Top GST News of the Month.
The GSTN released multiple circulars and advisories for taxpayers simplifying GST related issues. We have covered their summaries for your reference here:
- Summary of GST Circular 159: Clarification on doubts related to Scope of “Intermediary”
- Summary of GST Circular 160: Clarification with respect to certain GST related issues
- Summary of GST Circular 161: Summary of GST Circular 160: Clarification relating to the export of services-condition (v) of section 2(6) of the IGST Act 2017
- Summary of GST Circular 164: GST Rates and Classification of Goods/Services
October marked the completion of a year of e-invoicing. So, we have covered the latest changes in E-invoicing introduced in September 2021 and also tactics for businesses to become a pro in e-invoicing.
Also, to help our clients and readers understand and deal with vendor’s non-compliance, we covered – The WHY-WHAT-WHEN of Vendor Compliance for ITC Maximisation.
To aid business owners, suppliers and transporters we covered an article – E-way Bill no more in Silos: RFID, VAHAN, FASTag, GSTR 1 & E-invoicing.
On the IRIS GST front, we conducted a free LIVE session titled: ‘With 4 years of GST – Are Tax Payers really ready to face Litigations?’. The session saw huge participation and the attendees benefitted a lot by learning everything about GST litigation management.
Along with this, our monthly Newsletter – IRIS GST Times completes 3 years this October thus we are releasing a celebratory Anniversary Issue which comes with loads of value-added free GST resources like e-books, informative articles, case studies and our IRIS Peridot Diwali Dhamaka Contest – Scan India!! You can subscribe to IRIS GST Times and ensure you never miss an update from us!
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for November 2021; here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for November 2021 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – October 2021
October 2021 – The last quarter of 2021 has begun…
The month of October looks positive as the COVID cases have gone down significantly in most states. Also, the vaccination process has also speeded up and the lockdown has been lifted from most states including Maharashtra. October will witness important days and festivals like Gandhi Jayanti, Navratri, Dussehra, Mental Health Day to name a few.
On the GST front, one of the latest GST update states that the blocking of the E-way Bill facility has been resumed from 15th August onwards. Also, the 45th GST Council Meeting was held offline on September 17th 2021. A lot of important changes and decisions were made in the meeting that directly impact the taxpayers.
CBIC has recently issued Advisories 500 and 501 that talk about Implementation of Rule-59(6) and HSN with GSTR-1 Filing. Since, GSTR 9C Self-Certification has been made mandatory, we decided to cover an entire article talking all about GSTR 9 and its categories for your reference.
The month of September also saw a few GST notification updates and other GST changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
On the IRIS GST front, we conducted a free LIVE session titled: A Complete Guide to Maximize Your ITC Claim by Optimising Vendor Compliance.’ Hundreds of taxpayers benefited from the in-depth session. Along with this, we also launched IRIS Peridot 5.0 which not only has some exciting new features but also has super clean UI and easy navigation.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for October 2021; here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for October 2021 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – September 2021
September 2021 – the half financial year completion and the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi which signifies new beginnings have come together!
September 2021 marks the half fiscal year completion and there is a checklist that taxpayers need to follow before filing the September 2021 GST returns. August went by in a jiffy and we have the last quarter of 2021 left. Since the vaccination process in the country has speeded up and the government has lifted the Covid restrictions in most states, it is a good time for businesses.
Despite the pandemic being continued this year, some businesses continued to flourish thanks to digitization. So, if your business is growing rapidly, here’s your guide to navigating through GST Compliancesmoothly. The month of August also saw a few GST notification updates and other GST changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
At IRIS GST, we conducted a LIVE webinar on GSTR 9 Self Certification which saw huge participation. Also, we have been working on the Beta launch of IRIS Peridot 5.0. Here’s how you can be a Peridot Beta User. The app now has a completely fresh UI which is not just eye-pleasing but easy to navigate through. And the upgraded features are something which every small business needs! Read all about the new features of IRIS Peridot 5.0.
As a sincere taxpayer, you may also want to keep a tab on all the latest GST updates while filing your returns timely without missing any due dates. We understand it can be hard as you need to take care of so many things in your business. Thus we have written this article to safeguard you – Reasons Why Your GSTIN Can Get Cancelled And How To Avoid Cancellation?
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for September 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for September 2021 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – August 2021
August, the month of independence, the month of festivals!
After a hectic first half of 2021, people can use August as an opportunity to celebrate all the upcoming festivals that the month has to offer. The long line-up of festivities include – Raksha Bandhan, Parsi New Year, Muharram, Onam, Janmashtami and most importantly, we have Independence Day on the 15th which is what makes the month special and happy!
In July, we have had a few important GST updates; one of which was related to the important changes related to QRMP Scheme. We have also compiled articles on PMT-06 and PMT-04 for our readers.
The month of July also saw a few GST notification updates and other GST changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
At IRIS GST, we have been extensively working on the E-way Bill front i.e. conducting LIVE workshops and Quizs to spread awareness about the latest changes and new updates in the EWB system. For the same, we have published an article stating 10 lesser-known facts about E-way Bill and updated 8 key aspects about E-way Bill.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for August 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for August 2021 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – July 2021
Completing the half yearly mark, let’s welcome the 7th month of the year – July!
Yes, it is July already! Seems surreal that we have completed half of this year and 2022 is just 6 months away!! July 1, 2021, is a very special day as the Goods and Service Tax Act was passed in the Parliament on 29th March 2017 and it came into effect on 1st July 2017. Thus, this day is not just celebrated as GST Day but also CA Day for honouring our hardworking tax professionals who have helped tremendously in implementing this indirect taxation system smoothly while helping taxpayers with its application.
Now, let’s discuss the ongoing changes in GST and updates in GST return filing due dates. Because of the pandemic, the finance ministry has made several amendments to the GST law and announced COVID-19 Relief measures via the decisions taken in the 43rd GST Council Meeting.
Also, the GST Amnesty Scheme was announced in the meeting to provide relief to taxpayers regarding late fees for pending returns. New changes in the GST Rates related to COVID-19 equipments were announced via the 44th GST Council Meeting. The month of June also saw a few GST notification updates and other changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
GST Compliance has been and will continue to be a challenging task for businesses thanks to GST’s ever-evolving nature. But we have been successfully helping our clients and readers with the same with our trusted GST Solution – IRIS Sapphire. We have created and updated articles that will help you a lot in your compliance and GST reconciliation journey.
- Impact of e-invoicing on Nil rated and exempted goods reporting in GSTR 1
- All about Input Tax Credit (ITC) | How to claim ITC?
- How to Win Your GST Reconciliation & Influence ITC
- Power Your Business Decisions with IRIS Sapphire – Best GST Return Filing Software
- How can a GST Software simplify your GST Compliance?
- 8 Questions to Ask before Finalizing Your GST Filing Software
- Cases where Input Tax Credit cannot be availed under GST
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for July 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar. It has all the GST Compliance Due dates for July 2021 so that you never miss a due date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – June 2021
The sixth month of the year, June, is the mixed month of ice-creams, mangoes, and cold showers from the sky!
The summer heat was at its peak all through May and so were the COVID-19 cases throughout the country. The only silver lining to the prolonged pandemic is the vaccination drive which has started positively. With June, people await the arrival of monsoon, some updates about lockdown relaxations, and the availability of ample vaccines for everyone.
In June, we have ‘World Environment Day’ on the 5th and International Yoga Day on the 21st. Last year we had done a 21 Day Lockdown Challenge wherein we shared #WFHPositivityDossier that had a yoga asana, a daily GST update, and key learning points from the best business or self-help books. You can go through the same and relieve the stress of managing WFH with everything else.
The month of May also saw a few GST updates and changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
At the IRIS GST front, we conducted an Advanced ITC Workshop to help taxpayers stay ahead of GST Updates to maximize ITC.
Additionally, we also plan to launch Perodit 5.0 in the month of June. With the latest erosion, you will be able to do much more, manage your compliance effectively so, stay tuned for that!
On 28th of May, the finance ministry conducted the much-awaited ’43rd GST Council Meeting’. A lot of important agendas were discussed, read here: 43rd GST Council Meeting Key Highlights. We also updated the new COVID-19: New Relief Measures Issued – 2021 and 5 Key Areas You Need to Plan for an Effective E-Invoicing Implementation.
There was a lot of confusion regarding the GST registration process, requirement and vendor categories of E-commerce vendors. So, we created this resource to address the same. Read here: GST Registration Requirement For E-commerce Vendors.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for June 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar for the upcoming month. It has all the GST Compliance Due-dates for June 2021 so that you never miss a due-date!
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GST Compliance Calendar – May 2021
The month of May is here and the summer heat is at an all time high…
Unexpectedly, the COVID-19 pandemic is still prevalent and considering the extensive rise in the cases, the country once again had to go under a strict lockdown in several states while being in partial lockdown in most others. This naturally has drastically affected the businesses, especially the SMEs. Due to this, experts are expecting a fall in the GST collections for the month of April and May 2021.
However, unlike last year, people still have a ray of hope as the vaccines are here. In India, people above 45 years of age have been permitted to take their vaccines and now from 1st May 2021 onwards, everyone above the age of 18 is allowed to take vaccination. Online registrations for the same have begun.
The month of April also saw a few GST updates and changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month.
At the IRIS GST front, we have made a few changes to our most loved product IRIS Peridot. Now in the new upgraded version, the user can use the ‘share screen’ and ‘Check if a GSTIN is generating E-invoices’ functionality. And, there are several new updates to our most popular e-invoicing solution – IRIS Onyx too. We have added the PAN Level Bulk Download feature and updated the B2C QR code feature among others.
Here is a round-up of all the important resources we created for you:
- Why should small businesses look forward to E-invoicing?
- Practical challenges at different stages in e-invoicing
- Updates in the E-way Bill System – April 2021
- Inverted Tax Structure in the GST regime
Since the WFH situation is back, we have updated these articles for your reference:
- 9 Step Work from Home Productivity Guide for CxOs amidst Coronavirus lockdown
- Cloud Software in times of COVID-19
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for May 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar for the upcoming month. It has all the GST Compliance Due-dates for May 2021 so that you never miss a due-date! Also, note the additional added details below:
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Return | Turnover | Filing frequency | Tax Period | Late fees | Interest |
GSTR 3B | Up to 5 Cr | Quarterly | Mar – 21 | Waived for 30 days | Interest waived for 15 days and 9% from 16th to 30th day |
GSTR 3B | Monthly | Mar – 21 & Apr – 21 | |||
GSTR 3B | Above 5 Cr. | Monthly | Mar – 21 & Apr – 21 | Waived for 15 days | Interest at reduced rate of 9% applicable fro 15 days of delay |
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GST Compliance Calendar – April 2021
April welcomes the new financial year!
The summer heat is all set to rise and businesses are gearing up to start afresh by winding up their old records. Last year, the country was under a complete lockdown in April citing the pandemic situation. We at IRIS GST had started an initiative: #WFH Positivity Dossier wherein we shared #EverythingGSTin21Days along with that we also shared one yoga posture every day to relieve the stress and anxiety for our readers.
This year again there is a spike in the COVID-19 cases; however, contradicting the situation, the GST collections are at an all time high. The government has released a few GST updates and changes in the month of March. We have compiled the same for you here: Top GST News of the Month.
On the IRIS GST front, our team has been helping multiple businesses to start e-invoicing successfully. Our e-invoicing solution – IRIS Onyx has proved to be a blessing for all our clients who managed to carry out the entire process of IRN generation smoothly. Our team has been dedicatedly conducting free webinars to spread awareness about the latest changes and extend support in the implementation of the e-invoice mandate for the 50 Cr. companies.
Since the E-invoicing mandate is set to roll out for companies with 50 Cr. turnover from April 2021, we have updated these articles for your reference:
- E-invoice APIs – Versions and Updates
- E-Invoice Schema and E-Invoice Framework – Complete Guide
- E-invoicing Notifications -E-Invoicing for 50 CR Club from 1st April, 2021
- QR Code: The new identity of a B2B invoice
Here is a round-up of all the important resources we created for you:
- GST Rule Changes Applicable from April 2021
- 2B or not 2B:10 checkpoints to maximize your ITC Claim
- The story ‘beyond compliance’ – All about GST Data
- 4 Factors to Consider while Building Credit Models using GST Data
- Benefits of E-invoicing
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for April 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar for the upcoming month. It has all the GST Compliance Due-dates for April 2021.
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GST Compliance Calendar – March 2021
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March – the month of transition from the ‘soothing winters’ to ‘muggy summers’ is here!
March is the month when we dedicate a day to womanhood on the 8th every year by celebrating “International Women’s Day”. We wish all the women and men reading this a very Happy Women’s Day. It is all about equality.
February went by smoothly since the businesses are back on track and the GST collections are getting back to normal. It was a small yet an eventful month considering the Union Budget for the year 2021 was released. The government announced quite a few changes and additions like stringent controls on ITC claim to the extent available in GSTR 2A & 2B of recipient, scope of Zero-rated supplies curtailed, interest on delayed payments payable on net cash liability and so on. Read the full article to know all the updates: GST Proposals in Union Budget 2021.
The month also saw a few GST updates and changes, we have covered them all here: Top GST News of the Month – February 2021.
Coming back to March, the month also signifies the beginning of spring in most parts of India. Holi is one of the major festivals which will be celebrated on March 29. Along with Holi, Mahashivratri and Parsi New Year are other significant festivals that will be celebrated. After a low 2020, we hope everyone gets to enjoy their share of festivities this year.
On the IRIS GST front, we have been working on our product, IRIS Peridot. A survey was conducted for collecting feedback on the app and the participants received Amazon gift vouchers for helping us improve the app even further. We are implementing all the suggestions and are gearing up to launch the 5.0 version soon! The 3.2 version of the app will be discontinued soon. So, if you are a user of the app, we would highly recommend you to upgrade in order to continue using all the amazing features. Here is the link to upgrade: https://bit.ly/2IFNdTN
There were a few new additions to the GST brigade. Here is a round-up of all the important resources we created for our readers:
We also created a few resources that give away details to solve the most asked questions by the taxpayers regarding e-invoicing. You can read them here:
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for March 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar for the upcoming month. It has all the GST Compliance Due-dates for March 2021.
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GST Compliance Calendar – February 2021
The phrase, ‘Time Flies’ is proving itself to be so true lately! The month of New Year resolutions, January, went by in a jiffy and the second month of 2021 is here already. Let’s gear up to welcome the shortest month of the year – February 2021.
January was a month to look back at the year passed. We have listed all the good things that kept the IRISGST team motivated; product launches, new features, and an exciting journey through the pandemic year – This is How we fared-in and coped-up with the year 2020!
Also, from January 2021 onwards, there were a dozen of GST changes that taxpayers had to take care of and implement into their businesses for a smooth ride. We have compiled and covered all the updates in the following articles so you can look into everything with ease.
- 7 Latest GST Updates You Need to Be Aware of
- Updates in E- Way Bill System from 2021
- Key GST Amendments from 1st January 2021 – Impact Analysis for Businesses
There are some more GST updates and news that floated in January, to read the same, click here: Top GST News of the month.
When it comes to festivities, January is all about celebrating newness with Makarsankanti, Pongal, Bihu, and also our Republic Day; people look forward to February for celebrating the day of love i.e. the Valentines’ Day which falls on the 14th of Feb each year. After restricting themselves from spending in January due to the splurge-fest in December, February again brings in a good time for businesses as people again get into the ‘spend mode’!
On the IRISGST front, we have successfully welcomed and helped an array of clients with generating IRNs and their complete e-invoice processes via our e-invoice solution – IRIS Onyx. You can read the reviews and testimonials of our clients on the page for an inside view.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for February 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar for the upcoming month. It has all the GST Compliance Due-dates for February 2021.
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GST Compliance Calendar – January 2021
The year 2021 is all set for a dramatic rise. We chose to use the word ‘dramatic’ because, the kind of chaos 2020 brought in with an unforeseen pandemic and the following financial crises not only in India but across the world, people have more or less given up on 2020 and are eagerly waiting for the rise of 2021! Hoping that the New Year brings in loads of happiness and prosperity to each one of us, let us look at what’s been up here at IRIS GST and on the GST front…
December was an interesting month overall with several major GST updates and notifications coming in every now and then. Changes have been announced in terms of GST compliance, the E-way Bill system, and also regarding the upcoming implementation of E-invoicing for Rs.100 Cr. turnover companies from 1st January 2021.
Read all the latest updates in the E-way Bill System here, and
To understand more about the Advisory issued by GSTN on Auto-population, read this blog: Auto-population of GSTR 3B from GSTR 1 and GSTR 2B.
To catch up with all the major GST updates and notifications, GST Collections, etc., released in the month of November, check our Top GST News – December 2020 blog to get all the information in one place.
At IRIS GST, we moved from Peridot 4.0 BETA to finally making it LIVE for everyone. IRIS Peridot 4.1 is way more than just a GSTIN Search. Now, it has some exceptional functionality that allows the user to Search GSTIN by Name & PAN, Scan E-invoice QR Code, Get a complete GST Return Summary, and lots more! You do not want to miss all the interesting features – check out the blog for all the details: IRIS Peridot
Also, our e-invoicing solution – IRIS Onyx has been serving clients successfully offering all the necessary facilities which are like the need of the hour! Onyx has truly made e-invoicing a smooth ride for all our clients. You can read more about it on our product page – IRIS Onyx.
Coming back to GST compliance, from January 1st, 2021 onwards, all the registered persons having aggregate turnover up to Rs 5 crores can choose to furnish their GST returns on a quarterly basis along with monthly payment of tax under the QRMP Scheme. This is according to the Central Board of Indirect Taxes (CBIC)’s GST Notification 82/2020, GST Notification 83/2020, GST Notification 84/2020, and GST Notification 85/2020 Central Tax dated 10-11-2020 and GST Circular 143/2020.
Also, an Invoice Furnishing Facility (IFF) has also been made available for quarterly filers of GSTR-1 to upload documents of their B2B outward supplies. On another note, auto-drafted returns such as form GSTR-2A and GSTR-2B will help taxpayers to claim their eligible input tax credit via their GSTR-3B.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for January 2021, here is a comprehensive image of our GST Compliance Calendar for the upcoming month. It has all the GST Compliance Due-dates for January 2021.
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GST Compliance Calendar – December 2020
HO! HO! HO! December is here!
The month synonymous to holidays and winters throughout the world has arrived.
It is a month of happiness, merry, and a lot of ‘sales’ for businesses across all spectrums!
November saw a lot of new updates and big changes on the GST front. It is an exciting time for businesses in India considering the new e-invoice reform has paved its way. The mandate which was implemented for businesses with a turnover of more than Rs. 500 Cr. from 1st October is soon going to cover companies with turnover more than Rs. 100 Cr. from 1st Jan 2021 as per the latest GST Notification 88/2020-Central Tax, date. 10-11-2020.
To catch up with all the major GST updates and notifications, GST Collections etc., released in the month of November, check our Top GST News – November 2020 blog to get all the information in one place.
Also, November was an exciting month for all of us at IRIS GST as we launched the 4.0 BETA version of our most loved product – IRIS Peridot!!
It now comes with all the enhanced features like Search GSTIN by Name & PAN, Scan E-invoice QR Code, Complete GST Return Summary, and lots more! You do not want to miss all the interesting features – check out the blog for all the details: IRIS Peridot 4.0 – GSTIN Search
Here is a round-up of all the important resources we created for our readers:
- QR Code: A New Identity for B2B transactions
- E-invoicing and QR Code for B2C transactions
- TCS under Finance Act & impact on E-invoicing
- Quarterly Returns and Monthly Payment Scheme
- Delinking – Debit and Credit Note
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar, here is a comprehensive image of our December Compliance Calendar. You can Download and pin it for your quick reference.
GST Compliance Calendar – November 2020
Say hello to the second last month of the year!
November, the month of the biggest festival of the country – Diwali, is here! People are on a spending spree and it is a good time for businesses to grow and flourish. Even during the COVID times, people wouldn’t mind indulging into a little bit of a splurge citing the ease to shop online. Also, an end to the prolonged lockdown will surely have a cascading effect.
The 42nd GST Council Meeting took place on the 5th of October and addressed quite a few issues and made new changes on the GST front. Decisions like simplifying filing returns for small businesses (Agg. turnover < 5cr.) by allowing them to only file their returns quarterly were applauded by one and all. Read the highlights of the meeting on our blog.
Also, there are some major updates and notifications that were released in the month of October. Check our Top GST News – October 2020 blog to get all the information at one place.
October was the month when finally E-invoicing went live for companies with annual turnover of over Rs. 500 cr. Sources reveal that E-invoice generation will also be made mandatory for companies with annual turnover of Rs. 100 cr. from January 2021 onwards and the sandbox testing has been made live already. Thus, to help taxpayers with understanding the new reform, we have created an array of resources including:
- E-invoicing and SEZ
- E-invoicing for E-commerce Operators
- What should a recipient of an e-invoice do?
Check our E-invoicing Blog page to get all the updates.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar, here is a comprehensive image of our November Compliance Calendar. You can Download and pin it for your quick reference.
GST Compliance Calendar – October 2020
October – the last quarter of 2020 is here already!
While this year has seen a lot of roadblocks with a pandemic hitting the world followed by a lockdown and economic crises, it sure has kept our minds occupied and has made us solution-oriented.
On the GST front, the e-invoicing implementation has finally seen the light of day and is set to roll from 1st October 2020 for companies with turnover Rs. 500 crores or more.
We have created an array of resources for our users for ease of understanding. Check out our E-invoicing Blog Page and find all the information at one place.
The upcoming GST Council Meeting is said to be scheduled on October 5, 2020. The trending matter of compensation cess to the states will be discussed. The council is expected to approve a two-year extension of compensation cess levy on goods and services to allow the Centre to pay the entire shortfall in GST tax collection by states.
The GST collection for June stood at Rs 90,917 crore and the collection for July was at Rs 87,422 crore. In the month of August, the GST collection further dropped and stood at Rs 86,449 crore. From this aggregate amount, Rs 15,906 crore is CGST, Rs 21,064 crore is SGST, IGST of Rs 42,264 crore including Rs 19,179 crore collected on import of goods and a cess collection of Rs 7, 215 crores including Rs 673 crore collected on import of goods.
Recently, the government offered relief in late fees to Taxpayers filing Form GSTR 4 or GSTR 10 and change in the navigation of Comparison of liability declared and ITC claimed the report. There have been several new updates released in the past month. You can check them all on notifications and circulars page.
Prominent Indian festivals like Navratri and Dusshera fall in October. Just like Ganesh Chaturthi, pandaals and group gatherings will be prohibited citing the rising cases of COVID-19 throughout the country. People will have to celebrate keeping in mind the solemnity of the present scenario.
Now, let us look at the GST Compliance Calendar for October, here is a comprehensive image of our October Compliance Calendar. You can download it and pin it for your quick reference.
GST Compliance Calendar – September 2020
The month marks the half-yearly closing and sees accountants glued to their systems working tirelessly to meet multiple due dates and filing deadlines.
In the Existing GST Return system, GSTR-2B is the new kid on the block which will streamline ITC Claims for businesses.
As E-Invoicing is soon to become mandatory, we have created a pool of information for easy assimilation :
- E-Invoicing Notifications
- E-Invoice Schema and Updates
- E-Invoice API Specifications and Updates
- All You need to know about E-Invoicing Under GST
- 7 Steps to E-Invoice Generation
- Areas to plan for Effective E-Invoicing Implementation
- E-Invoicing and E-Way Bill
- E-Invoicing and RCM
- E-Invoicing and B2C Transactions
- E-Invoicing in India
- E-Invoicing and ITC Claim
The GST collection for July stood at Rs 87,422 crore, which is a little lower than Rs 90,917 crore which was collected in June 2020. The 41st GST Council Meeting that took place on August 27, 2020, under the chairmanship of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman discussed the revenue compensation to states.
Amidst all the financial crisis and government’s intervention, multiple lending institutions are trying to secure a good portfolio. This article on GST Data Based Lending – The Emerging Case for MSMEs Credit Appraisal can help such institutions to source one.
Here is a definitive guide for IDT teams of businesses across the country to cope with the constant updates and due date changes in the GST regime.
The last week of August saw celebrations of Ganesh Chaturthi which ends on 1st September 2020. Another important festival – Onam also has been celebrated in southern parts of the country on 31st, August which is known as the harvest festival. People have learnt the art of low-key celebrations citing the pandemic which is said to be the new normal.
Coming to the GST Compliance Calendar for September, here is a comprehensive image of our September Compliance Calendar:
GST Compliance Calendar – August 2020
August, the month of independence, the month of festivals!
The world is moving ahead amidst the pandemic and India, along with the entire world is eyeing for the COVID-19 vaccine which can help the world heal. Until then, businesses and citizens have to bear the brunt of the current situation be it of the health-care or the economy.
Amidst the pandemic, IRIS GST has been updating our readers about all the latest happenings and upgrades in the GST law via latest circulars and notifications.
The government has announced that it may not be bringing the new returns, but an advanced version of the current GST filing system will be introduced. The changes made will be for the ease of compliance for the taxpayers. From 1st Oct 2020, turnover limit for applicability of E-Invoicing is enhanced to Entities having turnover above 500 Crores (Earlier it was INR 100 Crores). The government has also added facilities like filing NIL GSTR 3B via SMS and NIL GSTR 1 via SMS for the convenience of the taxpayers.
As many companies are struggling for GST refunds, we have prepared an in-depth collection of articles on GST Refund forms:
- RFD-01 and RFD-01A – The Refund Application
- Form RFD 02 – Acknowledgement to RFD-01
- Form RFD 03 – The Deficiency Memo
- Form RFD 04 – Provisional Refund Order
- Form RFD 05 – Payment Advice
- Form RFD 06 – Final Refund Order
Two other forms for Composition taxpayers have been introduced recently – ITC-03 and Annual GSTR 4. ITC-03 is for the taxpayers who have opted for Composition Scheme and have to reverse their ITC for the credit availed. And, GSTR 4 – Annual Return is live now on GST Portal and can be filed by composition scheme holders.
Another great update from the government is that both the CBIC (Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs) and CBDT (Central Board of Direct Taxes) have signed a memorandum of understanding for data exchange. This memorandum facilitates the sharing of data and information between CBDT and CBIC on an automatic and regular basis.
The Madras High Court has ruled that the time limit for availing Transitional Input Tax Credit (ITC) is mandatory in nature, not directory. Hence, the time limit prescribed to avail it under Rule 117 must be followed in a mandatory nature.
In another Maharashtra AAR, it was suggested that the GST will not be applicable on Expat’s Salary if the Indian project office (PO) of an MNC is accounting for the salary of an expatriate employee which was required under Indian Accounting Standards
The GST Collection for the month of June has seen a rise as compared to April and May. As per the government data, the GST gross revenue for June was Rs 90,917 crore. For April it was Rs 32,294 crore and Rs 62,009 crore for May. However, the June collection has seen a decline of 9 per cent compared to the same month last year due to the lockdown situation. The GST collection figures for July are awaited.
Coming to the compliance due-dates for August, there are multiple actual and extended dates for taxpayers to take care of. Thus, we have created this calendar marking all the important dates and notes for ease of understanding. Please also read the additional information and notes below the calendar for a detailed overall compliance report.
Here is the Compliance Calendar for August:
Note:
CBIC has extended the benefit of late fees cap for all the categories of taxpayer irrespective of turnover limit for GSTR 3B via Notification 57/2020:
GSTR 3B Liability | Tax Period | Failed to file within | Filed within | Late fees |
Nil | Jul 17 to Jan 20 | Actual due date | 1st Jul 20 to 30th Sept 20 | Zero |
Other than Nil | Jul 17 to Jan 20 | Actual due date | 1st Jul 20 to 30th Sept 20 | Rupees 500 |
Nil | Feb 20 to Jul 20 | Later of the actual due date or Specified dates | Later of the actual due date or Specified dates to 30th Sept 20 | Zero |
Other than Nil | Feb 20 to Jul 20 | Later of the actual due date or Specified dates | Later of the actual due date or Specified dates to 30th Sept 20 | Rupees 500 |
GST Compliance Calendar – July 2020
July – the month marks the onset of monsoon. While the country awaits first showers, unlock 2.0 has begun and economy is gearing back to normalcy.
It also marks the third anniversary of GST introduction in the country! These 3 years have been quite happening; we learnt and unlearnt many things where ITC maximization became the norm, and VAT, Service tax related processes became a passé.
To help businesses battle the pandemic, government is constantly taking measures:
- The 40th GST Council Meeting took several important decisions on due dates and yet another meeting is expected in July.
- Several notifications were issued in the June month with this regard, you may take note of the same here: Waiver of interest and late fee and extension of Due dates.
- Additionally, government has released new forms like ITC-02A
- And has also announced new measures for the MSME sector.
- Facility to file Nil GSTR 1 via SMS and NIL GSTR 3B via SMS has also been introduced for taxpayers who are registered under Companies Act 2013.
As many companies are struggling for GST refunds, we have prepared an in depth collection of important articles on GST Refunds
- The Process to file RFD-01 and RFD-01A
- Form RFD 02
- Form RFD 03
- Steps to Track The GST Refund Application
- Steps to lodge a complaint if your GST refund is not processed
Amidst so many changes in due dates, here is a summary of all the important dates for GST Compliance in the month of July
Return type | Tax payer category | Tax period | Actual Due date | Specified Date |
GSTR 3B | Turnover above₹ 5 Cr. | June 20 | 20th July 20 | |
Turnover upto₹5 Cr. In preceding FYand falling in Category 1(Read note 1) |
March 20 | 22nd April 20 | 3rd July 20 | |
April 20 | 22th May 20 | 6th July 20 | ||
May 20 | 12nd July 20 | |||
June 20 | 22nd July 20 | |||
Turnover upto 5 ₹Cr. In preceding FY and falling in Category 2 (Read note 1) |
March 20 | 24th April 20 | 5th July 20 | |
April 20 | 24th May 20 | 9th July 20 | ||
May 20 | 14th July 20 | |||
June 20 | 24th July 20 | |||
GSTR 1 | Monthly (Read note 2) | March 20 | 11th April 20 | 10th July 20 |
April 20 | 11th May 20 | 24th July 20 | ||
May 20 | 11th June 20 | 28th July 20 | ||
June 20 | 11th July 20 | |||
Quarterly (Read note 2) | March 20 | 30th April | 17th July 20 | |
June 20 | 31st July 20 | |||
CMP08 | Quarterly | March 20 | 7th July 20 | |
June 20 | 18th July 20 | |||
GSTR 4 | Annual | 2019-20 | 15th July 20 | |
GSTR 5A | Monthly | June 20 | 20th July 20 |
Key points to note
Note 1: As per notification no 52/2020 and notification 51/2020, late fees is waived, if filed within specified dates. Interest nil if filed within specified dates and @ 9% thereafter till 30th Sept 2020
Note 2: As per notification no 53/2020, late fees is waived, if filed within specified dates.
Note 3: For taxpayer having turnover above ₹5 Cr. no relief is provided for the months other than February, March and April 2020. Hence theses taxpayers have to file monthly GSTR 3B by 20th of following month
Note 4: For taxpayers having turnover below ₹5 Cr. relief in terms of late fees waiver and nil interest is provided for the months February 2020 to April 2020
Note 5: Benefit of late fees cap for all the categories of taxpayer irrespective of turnover limit for GSTR 3B
GSTR 3B Liability | Tax Period | Failed to file within | Filed within | Late fees |
Nil | Jul 17 to Jan 20 | Actual due date | 1st Jul 20 to 30th Sept 20 | Zero |
Other than Nil | Jul 17 to Jan 20 | Actual due date | 1st Jul 20 to 30th Sept 20 | Rupees 250 |
Nil | Feb 20 to Jul 20 | Later of actual due date or Specified dates | Later of actual due date or Specified dates to 30th Sept 20 | Zero |
Other then Nil | Feb 20 to Jul 20 | Later of actual due date or Specified dates | Later of actual due date or Specified dates to 30th Sept 20 | Rupees 250 |
Category 1
States: Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana or Andhra Pradesh
Union territories: Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Puducherry, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep
Category 2
States: Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya, Assam, West Bengal, Jharkhand or Odisha
Union territories: Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Chandigarh and Delhi
Update on Other Compliances
Kindly note due dates of GSTR 5, 6, 7 and 8 for the month of June 2020 is extended to 31st August 2020
Also due date of ITC 04 for March 2020 and June 2020 quarter is extended to 31st August 2020
Due date of GSTR 9, 9A and 9C for FY 2018-19 is on 30th September 2020
You can also get all these GST and other updates in your Peridot App. Upgrade to Peridot 3.2 and stay updated.
GST Compliance Calendar – June 2020
June, the sixth month of the year 2020 is already here. Lockdown 5.0 has begun and it acts differently for different parts of the country. The states are dealing with the pandemic as per the COVID-19 situations in their areas.
There were many GST changes that were implemented after the decisions made in the 39th GST Council Meeting, held on March 14, 2020. The next GST Council meeting has been apparently scheduled on June 14th 2020 wherein several new decisions will be made and released. This will be the first after the outbreak of CoronaVirus in the country. In the lockdown, many relief measures and GST Updates were announced for businesses to stay afloat. Here is a list of all the GST Updates:
- Lockdown 1: COVID 19 Relief measures introduced on 24th March 2020
- Advisory for Composition Dealers amidst COVID 19
- Form PMT 09 for transfer of E-Cash Ledger Balance
- Clarification Issued by CBIC for GST Refund Issues
- Lockdown 3.0: COVID 19 New Relief Measures issued in May
- Updates in GST Dues dates amidst COVID 19 Lockdown
In this month, on the 21st, we also celebrate International Day of Yoga led by India for the world. Talking about health, a good part of it depends upon our immune system. We have covered several yogic asanas and pranayamas to build immunity and improve one’s fitness in our 21 days Positivity WFH Dossier. It also covers #EverythingGST and ‘Book wisdom’ for our readers.
The first showers are expected soon. However, along with the sense of joy and pleasantness, this time it also accompanies concern citing the outbreak of the pandemic and the possible cyclone Nisarga forecast for Maharashtra and Gujarat. We urge all our readers to keep health in check and help each other out in this time of global crises.
It wouldn’t be wrong to call June the month of Compliance Due Dates. Since the lockdown phase, several of the GST due dates were either pushed ahead to June or their interest and late fees were waived off until 30th June. Hence, many businesses will now have to file their GST Returns citing the compliance dates are near. As this month is quite crucial, we have covered all the important due dates in a downloadable infographic.
Here is the complete calendar with all the due dates for June.
GST Compliance Calendar – May 2020
May the Force be with You!
India is currently under Lockdown 3.0 which was extended on 3rd May and will continue until 17th of May citing the Corona Virus outbreak. 2020 has not just witnessed a medical pandemic with COVID-19 but also a financial pandemic as it is widely affecting businesses, the stock-market and even the GST Collection.
Here is a GSToon depicting current economic crises.
Just like April, the month of May will also see a decreased GST collection.
Do read the ‘New Announcements and Notifications amidst COVID 19’ that the government released in view of the pandemic. These measures have proven to be a big relief to the taxpayers, businesses, companies and even the transporters.
IRIS GST would like to make all our readers aware of the fraud websites and fake messages on GST Refunds with links asking for personal information citing the new updates regarding GST amidst COVID-19. Please do not click any link on your WhatsApp or social media promising a refund. Visit gst.gov.in or irisgst.com for authentic GST updates.
Another big challenge that the country is facing right now is of expired E-Way Bills. So to combat the issue, Government has extended the validity of E-way bills generated on or before 24th March 2020 with expiry between 20th March- 15th April until 31st May 2020, according to Notification No. 40/2020-Central Tax.
The GST Compensation to the states has been delayed due to the lack of funds at the centre. The funds can serve as a big relief to the states to cover the losses due to the lockdown scenario.
The income tax department recently announced that businesses need not include their GST (Goods and Service Tax) and GAAR (General Anti-Avoidance Rules) Report in the income tax audit until 31st March 2021.
The month of May will see commemorative days like Mother’s Day, Technology Day and Sorry Day along with festivals like Buddha Purnima and EID AL FITR that we must celebrate staying indoors.
If you haven’t seen our #WorkFromHome initiative for the lockdown, please check it out here: #WFH Positivity Dossier wherein we share #EverythingGSTin21Days along with that we also share a yoga posture and wisdom from best self-help/business books to relieve the stress and anxiety which is natural to come up during this time.
In the May 2020 GST Compliance Calendar, we have added upcoming specified due dates for GST Returns along with Income Tax Returns. The additional information regarding these returns has been mentioned below in utmost detail for your easy reference.
Here’s our Compliance Calendar for May 2020:
- Below are timelines without late fees and interest waiver
Sr. No. | Class of taxpayers | State/Union Territories | Due date for filing the Form GSTR-3B |
1 | Aggregate turnover up to INR 5 crores | Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Union territories of Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Puducherry, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep | 22nd May |
2 | Aggregate turnover up to INR 5 crores | Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya, Assam, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha, Union territories of Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Chandigarh and Delhi | 24th May |
- For taxpayers having turnover above 5 crores ,below are timelines without late fees waiver and interest benefit.
- Due date is 20th May
- Interest benefit is due date +15 days of grace period post which 9% interest rate will be applicable, so due date becomes 20th May + 15 days
Income Tax:
- The CBDT vide the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation of Certain Provisions) Ordinance, 2020 dated 31-03-2020 has extended all respective due dates, falling during the period from 20-03-2020 to 29-06-2020, till June 30, 2020.
- The benefit of the extended due date shall not be available in respect of payment of tax. However, any delay in payment of tax which is due for payment from 20-03-2020 to 29-06-2020 shall attract interest at the lower rate of 0.75% for every month or part thereof if the same is paid after the due date but on or before 30-06-2020.
Dates for below compliance is extended from May filings till 30th June, 2020
15 May 2020
- Due date for issue of TDS Certificate for tax deducted under section 194-IA, 194-IB and 194M in the month of March, 2020
- Due date for furnishing of Form 24G by an office of the Government where TDS/TCS for the month of April, 2020 has been paid without the production of a challan*
- Quarterly statement of TCS deposited for the quarter ending March 31, 2020
- Due date for furnishing statement in Form no. 3BB by a stock exchange in respect of transactions in which client codes been modified after registering in the system for the month of April, 2020*
30 May 2020
- Submission of a statement (in Form No. 49C) by non-resident having a liaison office in India for the financial year 2019-20
31 May 2020
- Quarterly statement of TDS deposited for the quarter ending March 31, 2020
- Return of tax deduction from contributions paid by the trustees of an approved superannuation fund
- Due date for furnishing of statement of financial transaction (in Form No. 61A) as required to be furnished under sub-section (1) of section 285BA of the Act respect of the financial year 2019-20*
- Due date for e-filing of annual statement of reportable accounts as required to be furnished under section 285BA(1)(k) (in Form No. 61B) for calendar year 2019 by reporting financial institutions
GST Compliance Calendar – April 2020
The fourth month of 2020 – April has arrived and ideally, it is touted as the start of the new financial year.
However, unlike every year, April isn’t as valued as before citing the insane Corona Virus outbreak not just in the country but globally! It is a world-wide pandemic situation and the world is fighting against the crisis with all its might.
The Indian government has taken a huge step to combat the situation with a 21-day lockdown which was announced from 25th of March and is set to get over by April 14. However, all the state and even the central government have been stating that the lockdown may either extend or even if it gets lifted, the restrictions will remain on movement in order to control the spread of the virus.
On the GST front, the government had seen a sharp drop in the collections in March and it will continue further in April considering the lockdown condition. Our finance ministry has taken some relief measures for MSMEs, businesses and companies along with transporters.
To tackle the economic impact of COVID-19, the government has announced several extension of due dates of GST Returns for the month of March, April and May 2020. Most of the filing dates have been pushed to June 30. The date for opting for composition scheme has also been extended to June 30, 2020. You can read the New Announcements here
A recent news update states that the finance ministry is set to release Rs 20,000 crore in pending goods and service tax (GST) compensation to all the states soon. It is not taken from the compensation cess but from the Consolidated Fund of India, a report from Economic Times confirmed.
The government has also extended the validity of all the e-way bills till April 30, which were customary to expire between March 20 and April 15. Indeed a big relief to the industry facing issues of supplies and goods stuck in transit amidst the nationwide lockdown due to Corona.
On the IRIS GST front, our team members are working from home diligently and are available to help our clients with the regular GST and E-way Bill operations among any other assistance.
To keep ‘up the positivity’ during this global pandemic situation, IRIS GST has started an initiative named #WFH Positivity Dossier wherein we share #EverythingGSTin21Days along with that we also share a yoga posture every day to relieve the stress and anxiety which is natural to come up during this time. Plus as an added bonus, we also share wisdom from best self-help and business books in pointers like quick bites! Subscribe for your daily dose here!
Hope this initiative serves you well!
Stay home, follow social distancing, and stay safe!
Here is the compliance calendar for April 2020:
GST Compliance Calendar -March 2020
February went by in a jiffy and March is already here!
The third month of 2020 has already arrived. Are you keeping up with your personal goals or the hectic lifestyle has managed to overpower you? If it’s the latter, it is never too late to start over again!
IRIS GST is soon releasing the IRIS Onyx – a complete E-Invoicing solution for the taxpayers in India!
On the GST front, we are back to notify you with all the latest happenings and news updates. The due date to submit TRAN-01 for carrying forward the transitional credit has been extended to 31st March 2020. So, if you could not file earlier due to technical glitches, no worries, you still have a few good days left do the needful.
Also, did you know? From March 1 onward, a 28% Goods and Service Tax i.e. GST will be levied on all the lotteries. It has been imposed on all the state-run and authorised lotteries!
March is the month when we dedicate a day to womanhood on the 8th every year by celebrating “International Women’s Day”. We wish all the women and men reading this a very Happy Women’s Day. It is all about equality.
We also extend our warm wishes for the festival of colours, Holi! Have a happy and a safe one!!
As we end this post, let us also remind you about the World Consumer Rights’ Day which is falling on the 15th of March. We are pleased to inform all our consumers about our Free App – IRIS Peridot which helps you to verify the correctness of a GSTIN by validating it with the GST system.
Here is the GST Compliance Calendar March 2020 for your reference which has all the GST Due Dates for March:
GST Compliance Calendar -February 2020
The month of February is here, the cute little month of 29 days (Yes, it is the leap year) with 5 weekends.
Starting this month, companies with an aggregate turnover of Rs. 100 crores or more will be able to opt-in for e-Invoicing in India, voluntarily.
Also, in order to optimize the filing process, the CBIC, in a historic move, has staggered GSTR 3B filing based on taxpayer’s aggregate turnover and place of business. Similarly, on account of technical difficulties faced by the Annual return filers, the GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C has been staggered into 3 groups, to be filed between 3-7 February 2020.
Furthermore, the Union Finance Minister of India, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman presented the union budget for the fiscal year 2020-21 on February 1, 2020.
In other news, 3 cases of Corona Virus have been confirmed in Kerala, while 2000 people have been moved in quarantine facilities. We urge you to wear masks and take necessary precautions to safeguard yourself from the epidemic.
For the rest, here is the compliance calendar for the month of February 2020:
GST Compliance Calendar -January 2020
IRIS GST wishes you a very happy and prosperous 2020.
It’s time to welcome not only the new year, but also the most awaited updates in the GST arena such as eInvoicing under GST, New GST returns, etc.And probably bid farewell to GSTR 9/9A and GSTR 9C for the FY 2017-18.
The due date to file your Annual Return form GSTR 9/9A and Reconciliation statement GSTR 9C is January 31 st , 2020.
Also, the eInvoicing system is now available (on a voluntary basis) for taxpayers with an aggregate turnover of ₹ 500 CR or more.
Furthermore, to help you keep up with your business resolutions and goals, IRIS GST shall soon be launching
- IRIS Easy Way Bill – a GST ready app tailor-made for the transporters
- IRIS Onyx – a complete e-Invoicing solution for taxpayers in India
Inter-alia, the month of January is filled with festivities like Lohri, Pongal, Makar Sakranti, Vasant Panchami, etc. and of course the Republic Day.
IRIS GST puts forth warm wishes for the same.
For the rest, here is the compliance calendar for the month of January 2020:
GST Compliance Calendar -December 2019
It is the month of December, already!
While we wait eagerly for yet another year-end, and welcome the year 2020, here are the key highlights for the month of December 2019.
- The annual return forms GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C have been extended yet again, the new filing date for furnishing these forms are 31 December, 2019 for the FY 17-18 and 31st March, 2020 for the FY 18-19.
- Furthermore, forms GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C have been simplified to help taxpayers file their returns without any strife.
- E-invoicing system will be introduced on a trial basis from January 1, 2020 for businesses with a turnover exceeding Rs. 500 crores.
- The last date to incorporate FAStag for toll payment has been extended to December 15, 2019. After the given date, driver may have to pay double toll charges, in absence of proper FAStag.
Also, the month of December brings the festival of Christmas, and we wish your Secret Santa knows what exactly you are looking for. Also, we wish you a very Merry Christmas.
For the rest, here is the compliance calendar for the month of December:
GST Compliance Calendar -November 2019
With just one month to go for the year to end, we welcome the month of November.
Among the key highlights from the month of October, GST has released v0.3 of its New GSTR offline tool on a trial basis to help taxpayers familiarise with the functionalities of the tool. And in an attempt to control tax leakage, government has amended the rule 36 for ITC Claim via GST Circular 123/42/2019 . With the insertion of sub-rule (4) in Rule 36, the taxpayer’s ITC shall be capped at 20% if the details of the claimed ITC has not been uploaded by the supplier in their GSTR 1 (Eventually reflected in taxpayer’s GSTR 2A). This, on the contrary has left taxpayers in chaos.
Furthermore, hit by a major economic slowdown, major players in the auto sector saw a massive decline in their sales ranging from 2% to 37% (varying for companies), as compared to their sales in the festive season of Diwali last year.
On the sadder note, the capital city of India is struggling with dreadful pollution that has brought the whole city on hold. With the air quality deteriorated to hazardous levels in Delhi, the odd-even rule has been issued. While Delhi’s Health Minister Satyendar Jain has advised the city’s residents to avoid outdoor physical activities, especially during morning and late evening hours.
In other news, India’s beloved DADA, Sourav Ganguly, has now donned the mantle of BCCI president, and we can’t just keep our calm.
For the rest, here is the compliance calendar for the month of November:
GST Compliance Calendar -October 2019
October, the month of festivals is here, with festivities like Navratri, Dusshera and Diwali soon to come, we pray you be blessed with peace and prosperity for all your endeavors.
Furthermore, the month of October brings about the new GST rate revisions as per the decisions taken in the 37th GST Council Meeting in to action.
The GSTN portal has shifted to online GST refund process, providing seamless refund process and communication between the taxpayer and tax officer. The GSTN portal has also resolved few major issues faced by taxpayers while filings their returns.
For the rest, here is the compliance calendar for the month of October:
GST Compliance Calendar -September 2019
I just blinked an eye, and we are here in the month of half-yearly closing!
September; the month we all have been preparing for, since past many days, and the anxiety will not fade until it is over. With numbers churning, business pressure building and deadlines approaching, this is the second-most important event in an accountant’s life. And Bappa is here with the blessings!
While the new month brings new possibilities, many of us will not forget the 2 big losses of last month: Smt. Sushma Swaraj and Shri Arun Jaitley, both will be remembered for their exceptional work. We pay homage to both of them.
Looking forward to the 37th GST Council Meeting to be held on 20th September, big decisions awaited around rate cute in auto sector and addressing the issues of GST refunds.
We bring to you the September 2019 GST Compliance Calendar, however for taxpayers in Jammu and Kashmir and 58 flood affected districts across 7 states, the due dates for few forms have been extended:
September 20, 2019: Taxpayers in Jammu and Kashmir and 58 flood affected districts across 7 states, having turnover of more than Rs. 1.50 crores or opted to file monthly Return GSTR 1 for July 2019
September 20, 2019: Input Service Distributor registered in Jammu and Kashmir and 58 flood affected districts across 7 states for Form GSTR 6 for August 2019, GSTR 3B for July 2019, Gstr 7 for July 2019
For the rest, here is the September 2019 GST compliance Calendar:
GST Compliance Calendar -August 2019
Here comes the august August!
With Independence Day, Rakshabandhan and Janmashtami round the corner, indeed the month is august!
Amidst the social cacophony of charging GST of Rs. 442 for 2 bananas, there was some real work happening behind the scenes. GSTN released offline tool of new GST return two days back on July 30th.
From today, Kerala flood cess also comes in force.
The GST collection for the month of July has gone over Rs 1 trillion despite subdued CGST and SGST. With so much happening in and around, we are here to keep you on track for your GST filing.
Presenting the August 2019 GST Compliance Calendar for all those who are spending tiring days in preparing the GST reconciliation results and GSTR 9 for a timely filing.
Print. Pin. and Rest assured, you will not miss any deadline.
GST Compliance Calendar -July 2019
With the July month, we are standing at the completion of 2 years of GST.
GST day, July 1, marks the successful completion of a tax regime as humongous as GST. While the last month saw few extensions, major of which was the GSTR 9 extension. From this month, we are looking forward to the more simplified New Returns to replace the current one soon.
The rain gods are in their best mode with no immediate relief for sunny days!
The GSTN is fighting the battle of addressing industry concerns over high tax rates, states complaining of reduced GST revenues and numerous GST evasion cases identifying across the country.
We on the other hand are fine-tuning our processes and product to give you a more seamless GST return filing experience. With this, let me bring to you the July 2019 GST Filing calendar.
Print the calendar and post it on your work desks for a good reminder on filing days.
GST Compliance Calendar -June 2019
June is upon us!
While we sail through this ‘median’ month of the year oscillating between the scorching heat and the promise of first rains, the GST taxpayers are busy preparing the monthly returns and reconciling for the big day: 30th June 2019 – the GSTR 9, GST annual return filing day. For the remaining, this day would be the World Cup Final!
And with the government issuing notification on no extension on GSTR 9 filing due date, the month becomes all the more crucial.
We bring to you the June GST Compliance Calendar to help you mark the big days in advance and prepare accordingly.
Print the calendar and stick on your walls as the D day is approaching!
GST Compliance Calendar – May 2019
May the Force be with You!
With vacations around the corner, elections and IPL grabbing the entire attention and heat rising in the atmosphere, the GST taxpayers have yet again started with the GST filing preparation. They will be heads down getting ready to meet the filing deadlines of the month and preparing for the annual filing and reconciliation as well.
To help colleagues inside and outside the accounting, finance and compliance departments keep track of deadlines, check out the May 2019 GST Compliance calendar from IRISGST.
The calendar lists due dates for GSTR 1, GSTR 7, GSTR 8 and GSTR 3B. Print your own May 2019 GST Compliance Calendar to highlight dates you are watching.
GST Compliance Calendar – 2018-19
Print your own GST Compliance Calendar 2018-19 to highlight dates you are watching.
GST Compliance Calendar – 2017-18
Print your own GST Compliance Calendar – 2017-18 to highlight dates you are watching.
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