GST return filing is a monthly or quarterly declaration made by GST-registered businesses to the government, detailing their sales, purchases, tax collected, and input credit claimed. Returns must be filed online via the GST portal, and failure to do so may attract interest, penalties, or blocking of input credits.
Each GST-registered entity must file different types of returns based on its business activity, turnover, and compliance requirements. UrbanDox provides accurate and timely filing for all return types including GSTR-1 (sales), GSTR-3B (summary), GSTR-9 (annual), and more.
We help ensure every input credit is reconciled, returns are filed correctly, and your compliance status remains active — helping you avoid penalties and notices.
Timely and accurate GST return filing is vital for maintaining compliance and claiming input tax credits. Filing your returns keeps your GSTIN active, protects your credit reputation, and ensures you’re legally authorized to continue business.
Here’s how timely GST filing benefits your business:
Filing GST returns consistently not only meets legal obligations but also builds trust with clients and government agencies. It allows you to seamlessly claim input credits and ensures you’re always eligible for future compliance needs.
Prevents late fees and penalties
Avoids suspension or cancellation of GSTIN
Maintains eligibility for input tax credit
Keeps vendor compliance intact
Helps secure government tenders and funding
Builds trust and credibility in the market
Ensures smooth refund processing
Improves financial tracking and forecasting
Every GST-registered business or individual, regardless of turnover or size, must file regular returns based on their registration type and business model. Returns vary for regular taxpayers, composition dealers, e-commerce sellers, and special categories.
You must file GST returns if:
You are registered under regular GST (monthly GSTR-1 & 3B)
You opted for composition scheme (quarterly CMP-08, annual GSTR-4)
You sell via e-commerce platforms (GSTR-1 & 3B mandatory)
You are an input service distributor (ISD)
You are a non-resident taxable person
You have NIL transactions (NIL returns must still be filed)
You file GSTR-9/9C as part of annual compliance
You are a TDS/TCS deductor under GST (GSTR-7/GSTR-8)
Failure to file returns on time may block input credit claims or result in fines.
Return filing requires transaction data, invoices, and access to your GST portal account. We help reconcile data and compile reports based on the nature of your business.
Here’s what’s typically required:
GSTIN and GST portal login details
Sales and purchase invoices
Debit/credit notes issued or received
GSTR-2A/2B download for reconciliation
HSN/SAC code classification
Input tax credit ledger
Bank statements (if applicable)
E-way bill summary (if required)
Previous return filing data (if applicable)
UrbanDox offers a guided and fully managed filing process to ensure zero errors and complete compliance every month or quarter.
Consultation and analysis of GST return category
Collection of invoices and purchase data
Reconciliation with GSTR-2A and 2B
Preparation of return draft (GSTR-1, 3B, etc.)
Client review and approval of draft
Filing return via GST portal
Acknowledgement receipt sharing
Follow-up for any notices or corrections
Annual return filing (GSTR-9) if applicable
Ongoing compliance tracking and reminders
Our GST experts remain available to support queries or future audits.
Regular GST return filing is not optional — it’s a monthly or quarterly legal requirement. Missing returns can lead to credit loss and notices from the GST department.
Monthly GSTR-3B and GSTR-1 are mandatory for most businesses
Composition dealers must file CMP-08 and GSTR-4
Annual returns (GSTR-9/9C) are due at year-end
Even NIL returns must be filed for inactive months
Input credit must match invoices in GSTR-2B
GST returns must be filed even if no sale is made
Filing delays attract ₹50–₹100 per day penalties
Businesses with > ₹5 crore turnover must file GSTR-9C
Reconciliation mismatches can block credit
Keep digital backups of all filed returns
GST return filing is a monthly or quarterly declaration made by GST-registered businesses to the government, detailing their sales, purchases, tax collected, and input credit claimed. Returns must be filed online via the GST portal, and failure to do so may attract interest, penalties, or blocking of input credits.
Each GST-registered entity must file different types of returns based on its business activity, turnover, and compliance requirements. UrbanDox provides accurate and timely filing for all return types including GSTR-1 (sales), GSTR-3B (summary), GSTR-9 (annual), and more.
We help ensure every input credit is reconciled, returns are filed correctly, and your compliance status remains active — helping you avoid penalties and notices.
Timely and accurate GST return filing is vital for maintaining compliance and claiming input tax credits. Filing your returns keeps your GSTIN active, protects your credit reputation, and ensures you’re legally authorized to continue business.
Here’s how timely GST filing benefits your business:
Filing GST returns consistently not only meets legal obligations but also builds trust with clients and government agencies. It allows you to seamlessly claim input credits and ensures you’re always eligible for future compliance needs.
Prevents late fees and penalties
Avoids suspension or cancellation of GSTIN
Maintains eligibility for input tax credit
Keeps vendor compliance intact
Helps secure government tenders and funding
Builds trust and credibility in the market
Ensures smooth refund processing
Improves financial tracking and forecasting
Every GST-registered business or individual, regardless of turnover or size, must file regular returns based on their registration type and business model. Returns vary for regular taxpayers, composition dealers, e-commerce sellers, and special categories.
You must file GST returns if:
You are registered under regular GST (monthly GSTR-1 & 3B)
You opted for composition scheme (quarterly CMP-08, annual GSTR-4)
You sell via e-commerce platforms (GSTR-1 & 3B mandatory)
You are an input service distributor (ISD)
You are a non-resident taxable person
You have NIL transactions (NIL returns must still be filed)
You file GSTR-9/9C as part of annual compliance
You are a TDS/TCS deductor under GST (GSTR-7/GSTR-8)
Failure to file returns on time may block input credit claims or result in fines.
Return filing requires transaction data, invoices, and access to your GST portal account. We help reconcile data and compile reports based on the nature of your business.
Here’s what’s typically required:
GSTIN and GST portal login details
Sales and purchase invoices
Debit/credit notes issued or received
GSTR-2A/2B download for reconciliation
HSN/SAC code classification
Input tax credit ledger
Bank statements (if applicable)
E-way bill summary (if required)
Previous return filing data (if applicable)
UrbanDox offers a guided and fully managed filing process to ensure zero errors and complete compliance every month or quarter.
Consultation and analysis of GST return category
Collection of invoices and purchase data
Reconciliation with GSTR-2A and 2B
Preparation of return draft (GSTR-1, 3B, etc.)
Client review and approval of draft
Filing return via GST portal
Acknowledgement receipt sharing
Follow-up for any notices or corrections
Annual return filing (GSTR-9) if applicable
Ongoing compliance tracking and reminders
Our GST experts remain available to support queries or future audits.
Regular GST return filing is not optional — it’s a monthly or quarterly legal requirement. Missing returns can lead to credit loss and notices from the GST department.
Monthly GSTR-3B and GSTR-1 are mandatory for most businesses
Composition dealers must file CMP-08 and GSTR-4
Annual returns (GSTR-9/9C) are due at year-end
Even NIL returns must be filed for inactive months
Input credit must match invoices in GSTR-2B
GST returns must be filed even if no sale is made
Filing delays attract ₹50–₹100 per day penalties
Businesses with > ₹5 crore turnover must file GSTR-9C
Reconciliation mismatches can block credit
Keep digital backups of all filed returns
Q: What happens if I don’t file my GST returns?
A: You’ll face late fees, interest, and possible GSTIN cancellation.
Q: Can I file GST returns myself?
A: Yes, but it’s advisable to file through an expert to avoid errors.
Q: Are NIL returns required?
A: Yes, NIL returns must be filed even if no transactions occurred.
Q: What is the penalty for late filing?
A: ₹50–₹100 per day depending on the return type.
Q: Can I revise a GST return after filing?
A: No, you can adjust it in the next return period.
Q: How many returns do I need to file per year?
A: Regular businesses file 2 returns monthly + 1 annual (up to 25/year).
Q: What is GSTR-9?
A: It’s the annual return summarizing all monthly/quarterly returns.
Q: What is GSTR-2A and 2B?
A: These are auto-generated statements for ITC reconciliation.
Q: Do I need to submit physical documents?
A: No, the entire process is digital via the GST portal.
Q: Will UrbanDox help if I receive a notice?
A: Yes, we assist with filing replies and corrections post-notice.