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GST return due dates: GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and annual returns

Last reviewed Published · CA Arunkumar Ramasamy

Dates below are the usual days for a taxpayer registered in Tamil Nadu. The government extends dates by notification from time to time; confirm on gst.gov.in before filing.

Regular taxpayers

ReturnWho filesDue date
GSTR-1Monthly filers11th of the next month
GSTR-3BMonthly filers20th of the next month
IFF (optional)QRMP taxpayers, for the first two months of a quarter13th of the next month
PMT-06 (tax payment)QRMP taxpayers, for the first two months of a quarter25th of the next month
GSTR-1QRMP taxpayers13th of the month after the quarter
GSTR-3BQRMP taxpayers registered in Tamil Nadu22nd of the month after the quarter

Composition taxpayers

ReturnDue date
CMP-08 (quarterly statement and payment)18th of the month after the quarter
GSTR-4 (annual return)30 April after the financial year

Annual return

ReturnDue date
GSTR-9 and, where required, GSTR-9C31 December after the financial year

Two rules to keep in mind

  • GSTR-3B liability is locked to GSTR-1. Outward-supply figures auto-filled into GSTR-3B from GSTR-1 cannot be edited in GSTR-3B. Corrections are made through GSTR-1A or a later GSTR-1.
  • Three-year limit. The portal does not accept a return filed more than three years after its due date.

This note is general information, not advice on anyone's facts. Send an enquiry about a specific matter.

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