How to resolve technical Errors while uploading GSTR 9C

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How To Resolve Technical Errors While Uploading GSTR 9C

The most common error it’s showed on the website while we uploading the GSTR 9C, this error may come due to GSTR 9C Form format are not matching with their standard. This error may became due to system error and make sure you are using the updated form, try to fill the data avoid copy-pasting.

Example of Some error
  1. We write date 1/04/2017 but we have to write in this order 01/04/2017
  2. Membership No. of CA we write in 092345 But we have to write like 92345
Processed with error

In This error firstly we request for Generate the error report after short of time this file Generated, Now we import the generated file in GSTR 9C offline utility after importing the file successfully you find your error columns are highlighted by red color. Rectify the error and again generate the Jason file and upload it.

Received But pending

This is a system error. Please try to upload from a different system or after sometime
Fill your form very carefully.

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