Businesses can start filing July returns from 5 Aug - GSTN
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Businesses can start filing their first GST returns and pay taxes for July on the portal of GST Network -- the IT infrastructure provider for the new indirect tax regime, beginning August 5, he told PTI here.
To make compliance easy for businesses, the GST Council has allowed businesses to initially file their returns on self-assessment basis in the first two months of the GST rollout. So, the GST returns for July and August will be filed on the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) portal by filling up GSTR 3B form.
"We will start the facility of filing interim return form GSTR 3B by August 5 and any registered entity who has transacted business in July will have to file the return by August 20," Kumar said.
GSTN has tied up with 25 agency banks authorised by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to collect taxes, he said.
"We have tied up with all major banks, both private and public. The facility for tax payment is already on and Integrated GST is being collected. Along with filing of returns by August 20, payments for central and state GST will also come in," said Kumar, in-charge of the biggest technology backbone created for the new indirect tax regime.
Over 71.30 lakh excise, service tax and VAT payers have migrated to the GSTN portal with 13 lakh fresh registrations.
The final GST returns for July will have to be filed by these businesses by 5 September instead of 10 August.
Companies will have to file sale invoice for August with GST Network by 20 September instead of 10 September earlier.
The sales returns for September will have to be filed by 10 October. #casansaar (Source - PTI, FirstPost)
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