GST

Form GSTR-4 online upload functionality now available on GST Portal for those opted for composition from beginning

Form GSTR-4 online upload functionality now available on the GST Portal. Those who opted for composition from beginning can file their GSTR-4 on the portal.

Form GSTR-4 online upload functionality is now available to taxpayers for uploading of their quarterly returns. Earlier excel based GSTR-4 offline tool was provided to taxpayers to prepare their Form GSTR-4 offline.

Taxpayers who have opted for composition from beginning will be able to file GSTR-4 on the Portal. Those who have opted in for the composition later and have to file GSTR-1 , 2 and 3 for part period may wait till we enable the facility on the portal next week.

Source: Official twitter handle for IT related queries on GST

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