GST returns

Prepare, check and file GST returns from the books, with the rules the law sets.

GSTR-1

All sections, HSN summary and the documents-issued table, built from invoices in the books; SEZ supplies with and without payment of tax land in their own rows.

GSTR-3B

Derived from GSTR-1 and the saved GSTR-2B, with the statutory ITC set-off order (sections 49(5), 49A, 49B and Rule 88A), imports, ISD, reverse charge and reversals.

GSTR-2B reconciliation

Three-way match of the purchase register against GSTR-2B; every document classified and an IMS action recommended with a reason.

IMS decisions

Accept, reject or keep pending each supplier invoice; a person's decision is never overwritten by a re-run.

QRMP

Quarterly GSTR-1 and 3B with monthly PMT-06, IFF for months one and two, and state-wise due dates.

Composition scheme

CMP-08 and GSTR-4 dates, bill of supply, and screens that say plainly what a composition dealer must not file.

Registration effective date

Every return starts from the day the GSTIN took effect; invoices raised before registration stay out of GSTR-1 instead of being reported as taxable supplies.

Proceed to file

SAVE → SUBMIT → FILE with EVC, as a state machine with server-side gates — a filed return refuses further action.

Filing guardrails

The three-year filing bar, the 30-day e-invoice window, GSTR-3B hard-locking and the portal's API-access grant are checked before anything is transmitted.

Return check

A filed GSTR-1 or 3B, read from the portal PDF or fetched through the GSP, compared against the books: what was left out, which customers' credit is blocked, by when it can still be put right, and what would be paid twice.

Late-report planner

For a GSTR-1 filed NIL while 3B was paid: which later return can still carry the missed invoices at their original dates before the 30 November cut-off, quarter by quarter, and how to keep the tax from being charged twice.

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