GST return filing means telling the government, every month (or every quarter), exactly what your business sold, what you bought, and how much tax you owe as a result. If you run a real, growing business in Chennai, this isn’t a once-a-year formality — it’s a recurring task that has to be accurate every single […]
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GST reconciliation means making sure four numbers agree: your books, what you declared in GSTR-1, what you paid through GSTR-3B, and what your suppliers reported to give you Input Tax Credit in GSTR-2B. When any two of these drift apart, the GST portal now catches it automatically and sends a system-generated notice — not a
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The GST Composition Scheme lets a business with turnover up to ₹1.5 crore (₹75 lakh in special category states) pay tax at a flat 1%, 5%, or 6% of turnover instead of the standard rate, in exchange for giving up Input Tax Credit and filing quarterly instead of monthly. It’s governed by Section 10 of
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