GSTR-10 Filing - Final GST Return Due on Cancellation
GSTR-10 is a type of GST return that must be filed by persons registered under GST - on cancellation or surrender of GST registration.Who should file GST Return?
Any taxpayer shall file GSTR-10 to cancel or surrender the GST registration. Hence, regular taxpayers would not file GSTR-10. This return can only be filed by persons registered under GST, who want to apply for surrendering or cancellation of GST registration.What is the due date for filing GSTR-10?
GSTR-10 must be filed within 3 months of cancellation of GST registration. Hence, if a GST registration was canceled on 1st January, then the GSTR-10 return would be due on 31st March.What information should be provided in the GSTR-10 return?
The following information must be provided in the final GST return:- GSTIN of the taxpayer.
- ARN of GST registration surrender application.
- Effective Date of GST registration surrender/cancellation (DD/MM/YYYY).
- If GST cancellation order has been passed.
- Unique ID of cancellation order.
- Date of Cancellation Order (DD/MM/YYYY).
- Closing Stock held on date of GST registration surrender or cancellation.
- Inputs in semi-finished goods.
- Inputs in finished goods.
- Input services.
- Capital goods.
- Amount of tax payable on closing stock.
What is the penalty for not filing GSTR-10 return?
If a taxpayer fails to file final GST return return, then a notice for not filing final return upon cancellation of registration would be sent to the taxpayer as shown below: [caption id="attachment_33148" align="aligncenter" width="564"] Sample GSTR-3A On sending the notice for not filing GSTR-10 return, the taxpayer would be provided a 15 days period for filing the return along with all the documents. If the taxpayer fails to respond to the tax notice or does not file the GSTR-10 return, then the tax officer would pass the final order of cancellation with the amount of GST tax payable along with interest or penalty. Hence, to avoid unnecessary litigation or liabilities, it is important for all taxpayers who have surrendered or cancelled their GST registration to file GSTR-10 return within 3 months.Pre-Conditions for Filing Form GSTR-10
Given below are the pre-conditions for filing Form GSTR-10.- The taxpayer has to possess a valid user ID and password.
- The taxpayer should have applied for cancellation of registration and order has to be issued to cancel the registration or in case of suo-moto cancellation by tax authorities, an order has to be issued for cancellation of registration.
Exemptions for Filing Form GSTR-10
Form GSTR-10 need not be filed by the following people:-
Input Service Distributor.
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Non-resident taxable persons.
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Individuals who are required to deduct tax at source (TDS) as per Section 51.
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Individuals who are paying tax as per Section 10 (Composition Taxpayer).
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Individuals who are required to collect tax at source (TCS) as per Section 52.
Creating and Filing Details in Form GSTR-10
Here are the steps to create and file details in Form GSTR-10. Step 1: Login to the Portal The taxpayer has to login to the official GST Portal. Step 2: Enter the Credentials The taxpayer has to enter the username and password. Step 3: Click Final Return From the 'Services' tab, select the 'Returns' option and then click 'Final Return' command. The Final Return page is displayed. Step 3-Form GSTR-10 Step 4: Click Prepare Online Step-4-Form-GSTR-10 From the GSTR-10, the taxpayer has to click 'Prepare Online' button if he/she desires to prepare returns by making entries on the GST Portal. The 'Final Return' dashboard page is displayed on the screen. Step 4-Form GSTR-10 Step 5: Enter the Address The taxpayer has to enter the address for future correspondence. In cases where the application for cancellation is filed in Form REG-16, the address details would be auto-populated from From REG-16. Step 6: Click Save The taxpayer has to click the 'Save' button. Step 6-Form GSTR-10 Once it has been successfully accepted, a success message is displayed on the screen. Step 6-Form GSTR-10 Step 7: Enter Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant Details If the taxpayer wants to update the details of Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant, the following details have to be entered under 'Particulars of Certifying Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant'- Name of the certifying accounting firm.
- Name of the certifying Cost Accountant in the certifying firm/ Chartered Accountant.
- Membership number of the certifying firm.
- Date of the certificate that is issued by the certifying accounting firm.
- Enter the GSTIN
- Enter the Invoice/ Bill of entry Number
- Select Invoice/Bill of entry Date using the calendar
- Enter the details of the goods
- Click 'Add' button
- Click 'Save' button
- Enter CX or VAT Registration number of the supplier.
- Enter the Invoice/ Bill of Entry Date using the calendar.
- Select Invoice/ Bill of Entry Date using calendar.
- Enter the details of the goods.
- Click 'Add' button
- Click 'Save' button
- Click 'With GSTIN/ CX/ VAT' tab.
- Click 'Add Details' button.
- Select the appropriate Supplier's Registration, from the 'Registered Under' (GST/CX/VAT) drop-down list.
- Enter the GSTIN
- Enter the Invoice/ Bill of entry Number
- Select Invoice/Bill of entry Date using the calendar
- Enter the details of the goods
- Click 'Add' button
- Click 'Save' button
- Enter the CX/ VAT Registration Number
- Enter the details of the goods
- Click 'Add' button
- Click 'Save' button
- Enter the Serial Number
- Select Goods Type from the drop-down list
- Enter the Description of Goods
- Select the UQC
- Enter the total quantity
- Enter Total Taxable Value of the outward supply
- Enter Integrated Tax, Central Tax and State/UT Tax details.
Previewing Form GSTR-10
Step 11: Preview the Form After entering all the details, the taxpayer has to click 'Preview Draft GSTR-10' button. By clicking this button, the draft summary page of Form GSTR-10 is downloaded for review. The viewer can download the summary page and review the summary of the entries that are made in different sections. The PDF file contains a watermark of the draft. Step 11-Form GSTR-10 The downloaded PDF appears on the screen. Step 11-Form GSTR-10 Step 11-Form GSTR-10 Step 12: Click Proceed To File The taxpayer has to click 'Proceed to File' button. Step 12-Form GSTR-10 The portal displays a message on the top page of the screen stating that the 'Proceed to file request has been received'. By clicking the 'Refresh' button, the status gets changed. Step 12-Form GSTR-10 Step 13: Click Amount of Tax Payable and Paid tile When Form GSTR-10 is Ready to File, the 'Amount of Tax Payable and Paid' is enabled. The taxpayer has to click this tile. Step 13-Form GSTR-10 The portal displays the available cash and credit ledger balance on the screen. Step 13-Form GSTR-10 If the available balance in Electronic Cash Ledger/Credit Ledger is less than the amount that is required to offset the liabilities. Step 14: Click Create Challan If the available balance in Electronic Cash Ledger/ Credit Ledger is less than the amount that is required to balance the liabilities, then a part payment of the liability can be made from balance available from the Electronic Cash Ledger/ Credit Ledger. However, the taxpayer can directly create challan for payment of remaining part of liability by clicking on the 'Create Challan' button. The Create Challan page is displayed on the screen. Step 14-Form GSTR-10 The Tax Payment grid displays the Total Challan Amount. The portal then auto-populates the Total Challan along with the total amount of payment. However, the amount in the challan cannot be edited. Step 15: Select Payment Modes The taxpayer has to select the 'Payment Modes' as e-payment/ over the counter/ NEFT/RTGS. Step 16: Click Generate Challan The taxpayer has to click the 'Generate Challan' button. Step 16-Form GSTR-10 Here is a look at the challan that is generated. Step 16-Form GSTR-10- Net Banking: The screen directs the taxpayer to the Net Banking page of the selected bank. The amount that has to be paid is displayed on the screen. If the taxpayer wants to change the amount, he/she has to abort the transaction and then has to create a new challan. For successful payment, the taxpayer is re-directed to the GST Portal where the transaction status is displayed.
- Over the Counter: The taxpayer has to take a print out of the challan and then approach the selected bank. The payment can be done using cash/ cheque/ Demand Draft. After confirmation from the bank, the payment status is updated on the GST Portal.
- NEFT/ RTGS: The taxpayer has to take a print out of the challan and then approach the selected bank. Mandate form is simultaneously generated. The taxpayer has to pay using Cheque or can pay via the account debit facility. The bank carries out the transaction and the RBI shall confirm the payment within 2 hours. After confirmation, the GST portal updates the status on the portal.
Filing Form GSTR-10
Given below are the steps to file Form GSTR-10. Step 1: Select Declaration checkbox The taxpayer has to select the 'Declaration' checkbox. Step 2: Select Authorized Signatory The taxpayer has to select the 'Authorized Signatory' from the drop-down list. Step 3: Click File GSTR-10 The taxpayer has to click 'File GSTR-10' button. Step 3-Form GSTR-10 Step 4: Click Yes The taxpayer has to click 'Yes' button. The screen displays the 'Submit Application' page. Step 4-Form GSTR-10 Step-5-Form-GSTR-10 Step 5: File with DSC or File with EVC The taxpayer has to file either by clicking on 'File with DSC' or 'File with EVC'. File with DSC: The taxpayer has to select the certificate and then click the 'Sign' button. File with EVC: The taxpayer should enter the OTP sent to the email ID and phone number of the Authorized Signatory as registered at the GST Portal and then click the 'Validate OTP' button. Step 5-Form GSTR-10 The portal displays the success message and along with the ARN. The status of the form changes to 'Filed'. The taxpayer has to click the 'Back' button. Step 5-Form GSTR-10 After submitting the form, the following takes place in the portal.- The portal generates the ARN after the successful filing of Form GSTR-10 Return.
- The recipient receives an SMS and an email to the registered mobile and email ID.
- After a successful attempt towards set-off liabilities, the portal updates the Electronic Cash/ Credit ledger and Electronic Liability Register Part-I.
- The portal saves the returns filed in the Record Search and made available to the authorized tax official as well.
Download Filed Return
Step 6: Click Preview Final GSTR-10 The taxpayer has to click 'Preview Final GSTR-10' button to download the filed return. Step 6-Form GSTR-10 The downloaded PDF filed has a watermark of the final Form GSTR-10. Step 6-Form GSTR-10Popular Post
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