GST Guides

Most business owners can name one or two GST deadlines off the top of their head — usually GSTR-3B. But a compliant business is actually tracking several deadlines throughout the year, each with its own consequence for missing it. Here are 6 you should have on your calendar. Businesses we work with across Alwarpet and […]

A lot of what business owners “know” about GST late fees turns out to be wrong — and the wrong beliefs are usually the expensive ones. Here are 3 myths we hear constantly, and why believing them costs real money. These myths show up constantly among the Chennai businesses we talk to — Nandanam corporates

Ran the numbers on your GST late fee and got a bigger figure than you expected? You’re probably not miscalculating — there are a few things about how the late fee actually works that most business owners never get told upfront, and they all push the number higher than the simple “₹50 a day” math

Every one of our Amazon/Flipkart/Meesho filing guides warns that FBA can trigger registration in states you’ve never visited — but none of them walk through exactly which states, or what happens after you register. Here’s the decision tree. Call or WhatsApp us on 70 9232 9232 to check your specific situation. The rule in one

If you sell on Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho, you’ve probably read that the marketplace deducts 0.5% TCS and it “shows up as a credit” in your GST account. What almost nobody explains is what that actually looks like with real numbers — so here’s a worked example, month by month, showing exactly where the reconciliation

Filing GSTR-3B late costs you two separate things: a fixed late fee under Section 47 (₹50 a day, capped by your turnover), and interest under Section 50 on whatever tax you paid late — 18% per annum in the ordinary case, 24% per annum if the delay involves wrongly claimed and used Input Tax Credit.