GST: Restrictions on ITC claim if you do not file GSTR 1 on time

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GST: Restrictions on ITC claim if you do not file GSTR 1 on time

Dhanvijay provides you services from GST Registration to GST Filing of your Business.
As we know Filing the Form  GSTR 9 for taxpayers who have to aggerate turnover up to 2 corers made optional for the said tax period.

The GST Council, in its 37th meeting held at Goa, has come up with various proposals to simplify and strengthen the tax filing system and one such decision is aimed at ensuring taxpayers file their GSTR 1 in time. If the taxpayer does not GSTR1 in time then they cannot claim ITC. 

In that sense, you should be not worried if you choose  Dhanvijay for Registration of GST then your monthly filing GSTR1 is done by us in time and we always keep you update of GST rules change by the Government.

GSTR 1 filing date is the 10th  of every month as we give you a reminder starting of the month for your purchase and sales bill which we have to show in  GSTR1 filing. we give you a reminder in the Mail and in Msgs. 

We provide instant service to our customer and we are available for them.




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