GST Return Filing support
- ✓GSTR-1 preparation
- ✓GSTR-3B preparation
- ✓Nil return filing
- ✓Basic sales and purchase reconciliation
- ✓Challan and filing-status support
Keep GST returns organised with assistance for sales reporting, tax-liability working, eligible input-tax information and timely filing based on the records provided.
Requirements can change according to the applicant and service. Contact us for the exact checklist before applying.
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We assist with preparation, filing and status communication.
USAA Tax Consultant provides regular GST filing support from Malad East, Mumbai. We prepare GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B from the sales, purchase, tax-payment and prior-return information supplied by the taxpayer.
Our GST consultant support also covers nil returns, basic GSTR-2B comparison, challan assistance, filing-status checks and identification of common differences that should be reviewed before submission.
A tax invoice by itself does not complete every condition for input tax credit. Section 16(2) of the CGST Act contains important conditions relating to invoice information, receipt of goods or services, tax payment to the Government and furnishing the return. Section 16(2)(b) specifically deals with receipt of goods or services, including legally recognised deemed-receipt situations.
As part of GST return and reconciliation support, we compare purchase records with available GSTR-2B information, invoice and receipt evidence, supplier information, payment records and the books. Eligibility is fact-specific and must be checked under the law applicable to the relevant tax period.
Our office is at Office No. 46, A Wing, New Paradise Building, Near Bhaji Galli, Pathanwadi, Rani Sati Marg, Malad East, Mumbai 400097, Maharashtra. Documents can also be coordinated through WhatsApp and email.
Yes. We assist with monthly or quarterly filing according to the taxpayer's applicable return frequency and the records provided.
Yes. We can review the filing status, identify available records and explain the returns, tax, interest and late-fee information requiring attention before filing.
Section 16(2) contains important ITC conditions concerning prescribed invoice information, receipt of goods or services, tax payment to the Government and furnishing the return. Other provisions, time limits and restrictions can also apply, so eligibility must be checked for the relevant tax period.
Section 16(2)(b) concerns receipt of goods or services for claiming input tax credit. It also recognises specified deemed-receipt situations. Invoice, delivery, service and other supporting records should be reviewed together before ITC is claimed.
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