New Mandatory Tax Liability Breakup in GSTR-3B Filing
GSTN mandates a new Tax Liability Breakup confirmation in GSTR-3B starting February 2026. Learn the steps to ensure your filing is successful.
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GSTN mandates a new Tax Liability Breakup confirmation in GSTR-3B starting February 2026. Learn the steps to ensure your filing is successful.
FSSAI has revised turnover limits for food business registration and licensing effective 1 April 2026. Check new limits and stay compliant.
PMT-06 is used by QRMP taxpayers to deposit GST tax, interest or penalties monthly even though GSTR-3B is filed quarterly.
Ensure compliance by issuing TDS certificates for January 2026 deductions under Sections 194-IA, 194-IB, 194M, and 194S by the March 17 deadline.
GSTN introduces Form DRC-03A to link investigation-stage payments to demand IDs, preventing double-payment of pre-deposits during the GST appeal process.
Presumptive taxpayers under Section 44AD/44ADA must pay 100% of their advance tax by March 15, 2026. Learn how to avoid Section 234C interest.
Government offices must file Form 24G by March 15, 2026, for TDS/TCS paid without a challan in February 2026. Ensure timely compliance to avoid penalties.
Learn why reconciling GSTR-2B with your books is mandatory for Feb 2026 GSTR-3B filing. Avoid penalties and maximize your tax credits
MCA’s CCFS-2026 offers a 90% waiver on late fees for pending annual filings. Act between April 15 and July 15, 2026, to regularize your company’s status.
GSTR-6 is a monthly return for Input Service Distributors to report inward services and distribute ITC to branches under GST.
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