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GST Returns Filing Service India | GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B | MyeCA.in

Prepare GST returns with GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, ITC reconciliation, invoice checks, due-date tracking, and scoped filing support for Indian businesses.

Confirm the return period and filing responsibility

GST-return support begins with the GSTIN, filing frequency, tax period, registration status, and returns already filed. The agreed scope should state whether it covers GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, both returns, a nil return, or a separate annual or correction task. Government tax payments, old-period amendments, and authority representation are outside the recurring-period filing unless expressly included.

  • Confirm GSTIN, period, filing frequency, and open returns
  • Identify who approves the final outward-supply and tax-payment values

Close the sales, credit-note, and input-credit working

Prepare outward-supply data from invoices, debit notes, credit notes, advances, exports, and amendments relevant to the period. Compare the purchase register with GSTR-2B and record unavailable, disputed, reversed, or deferred input tax credit separately. The GSTR-1 values, GSTR-3B liability, electronic ledgers, and payment challan should be checked as one period file before submission.

Working areaRecordsIssue to resolve
Outward suppliesSales register, invoices, notes, and export recordsMissing, duplicated, or wrongly classified turnover
Input tax creditPurchase register and GSTR-2BEligibility, reversal, or vendor-reporting difference
Tax paymentElectronic ledgers and challanCash requirement and payment allocation

Escalate period differences and delay risk before submission

Escalation is needed when books and portal data do not agree, a prior-period amendment affects the current return, a notice or suspension exists, or the business cannot approve a material value before the deadline. These issues create filing delay risk and should be assigned before the cut-off. Retain the approved working, filed returns, challan, acknowledgement, and an issue list for amounts carried into a later period.

  • Record the owner and due date for each unresolved difference
  • Scope historical correction or notice work separately from the current return