News For Taxpayers! Late Fee For Delayed Filing Of March, April GSTR-3B, Tax Payment Waived

News For Taxpayers! Late Fee For Delayed Filing Of March, April GSTR-3B, Tax Payment Waived

Declaring a large number of alleviation measures for citizens under the GST law, the Center on Sunday deferred late expense on postponed documenting of month-to-month return GSTR-3B and charge installment for the long periods of March and April and furthermore cut financing cost for late filers. Citizens with a turnover of over Rs 5 crore have been given 15 days additional opportunity to document month-to-month synopsis return GSTR-3B and pay charges without paying any late expenses. They would be needed to pay a lower 9 percent for these 15 days, after which the rate would be 18%. 

While those with a turnover up to Rs 5 crore in the former monetary year have 30 days additional time from their unique due date for documenting 3B returns for March and April, with a late charge waiver. The loan fee would be 'Nil' for the initial 15 days, post which it would be 9%. Following 30 days, an 18 percent interest would be demanded. 

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) on May 1 gave the notice, saying that these relaxations become effective from April 18. Likewise, the due date for recording April deals return GSTR-1 has been reached out till May 26, from the first due date of May 11. For synthesis sellers documenting deals return GSTR-4, the cutoff time for recording returns for the monetary year finished March 31, 2021, has been stretched out by a month till May 31. AMRG and Associates Senior Partner Rajat Mohan said inferable from Covid prompted exigencies, the public authority has presented consistence related reliefs for the square of two-month March and April, 2021. Each citizen of the nation is qualified for some type of expansion independent of the size of tasks. 

"Enormous citizens will appreciate a full waiver of late charge, and fractional help in toll of interest wherein GSTR - 3B filings are deferred as long as 15 days. Be that as it may, little citizens will appreciate comparative advantages regardless of whether such filings are postponed as long as 30 days," Mohan added. 

While organizations document GSTR-1 of a specific month by the eleventh day of the resulting month, GSTR-3B is recorded in a stunned way between twentieth 24th day of the succeeding month.

 

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