- GSTR-3B - Summary Return (Frequency Monthly).
- GSTR-1 - Details of Outward Supplied (Frequency
Monthly/Quarterly).
- GSTR-2 - Details of Inward Supplies of Goods and
Services.
- GSTR-2A - Details of Auto Drafted Supplies.
- GSTR-4 - Quarterly return for registered person
opting for composite scheme.
- GSTR-4A - Auto drafted details for registered
person
opting composite scheme.
- GSTR-5 - Return for Non Resident Taxable Person.
- GSTR-9 - Annual Return.
- GSTR-9C - Reconciliation Statement and Certificate
(GST Audit).
GST Return filing compliance is very important to do on timely basic otherwise need to pay
heavy penalty. If you do not file GSTR-3B on due date (Due date is 20th of next month) than
penalty is Rs. 50 per day and in the case of NIL return penalty is Rs20 per month. In GSTR-1
we have to submit details of every sales invoice we have issues where all details in respect
of sales we need to put i.e. Date of Invoice, Invoice Number, buyer GST Number, Invoice
amount, GST amount, GST rate etc. and GSTR-1 need to submit monthly basic if business
turnover is more than 1.50 Cr. And if turnover is less than 1.50 Cr. than tax payer have
option to choose quarterly tax return. On the other side GSTR-2A is auto populated return
where whatever purchase we have made from vendor should reflect in GSTR-2A return if the
vendor filed GSTR-1 properly.
One thing we should note here that in GST regime Input credit we get only when the same
amount reflect in GSTR-2A return so when we file GSTR-3B return and avail GST input credit
on the basic of Invoice and later on the same is not reflect in GSTR-2A return than dealer
need to pay this deficiency amount and not eligible to avail input credit.
At the end of the year dealer need to file GSTR-9 Annual Return where all the sales purchase
need to put and the same should be tally with previously filed GSTR-3B, GSTR-1 and GSTR-2A
return. If the business turnover is more than 2 cr. than dealer need to get GST audit from
chartered accountant or cost accountant.