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GSTR3B Filing - Overview
In India, GST (Goods and Services Tax) is an important tax regime. If your business is registered under GST, you must submit various returns periodically. One such return is GSTR3B Filing. In this article, we explain what GSTR3B is, who must file it, due dates, how to do GSTR3B filing, what happens if you miss it, recent changes, tips, and more.
What Is GSTR3B Filing?
GSTR 3B is a summary GST return form in which a registered taxpayer declares total sales, purchases, input tax credit (ITC), and net tax liability for a tax period.
- The taxpayer pays the net GST due along with filing.
- It is a simpler return; you don’t declare invoice‑level details here (those are in GSTR1 etc.).
- Even if there are no transactions (i.e., a “nil” period), GSTR3B filing is still required (if applicable).
So, GSTR3B Filing is essential for businesses to stay compliant under GST law.
Who Should File GSTR3B?
Here is who must do GSTR3B filing:
- All normal GST registrants – If you are registered under normal GST (not in composition), you must file GSTR3B.
- Casual taxable persons – If you are a casual taxpayer, you also must file GSTR3B.
- Even nil liability cases – If in a period you had no outward supply, no purchase, and no tax liability, you may still have to file a “nil” GSTR3B filing.
However, there are some exceptions:
- Those under the Composition Scheme generally are exempt from GSTR3B filing (they file a simpler return).
- Input Service Distributors, Non‑resident taxable persons, etc., may have different return rules.
If you are unsure, confirm with a GST expert or check your registration type.
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Due Dates for GSTR3B Filing
Timely GSTR3B filing is crucial. The due dates depend on whether you file monthly or quarterly (for those under QRMP scheme).
- For monthly filers, the due date is generally the 20th of the month following the tax month.
- For quarterly filers under the QRMP scheme, the due date is either the 22nd or 24th day of the month following the quarter, depending on your State/UT.
The government may issue extensions or notifications, so always check current updates.
From July 2025 onward, a major change: GSTR3B will become non-editable once filed. Corrections, if needed, can only be done via GSTR‑1A.
Also note: after three years from the due date, you may not be allowed to file a delayed return.
What Happens If You Miss the Deadline?
Missing the GSTR3B due date has consequences:
1. Late Fee
- A late fee is charged for delayed filing. For those with tax liability, it is usually ₹50 per day.
- If your liability is nil, the late fee is lower: ₹20 per day.
- The late fee may have caps depending on turnover or category.
2. Interest
Interest is charged at 18% per annum on the outstanding tax from the due date until payment.
3. Loss of ITC
Delay in filing may lead to denial or loss of the input tax credit for that period.
4. Penalties / Legal Risks
- Repeated non‑compliance may attract penalties or legal action under GST law.
- Also, once the portal implements the lock from July 2025, you can’t revise your return, making timely and accurate filing more critical.
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