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GSTR-3B March 2026 filing: Was the 20 April deadline extended? What happens if you miss due date?

Amid widespread reports of technical glitches, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Network indicated on its portal that it is “considering” a one-day extension for filing GSTR-3B for the March 2026 tax ...
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Late GST Returns Can’t Be Filed After 3 Years; GSTR-3B To Become Non-Editable From July

The Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) announced major changes on Saturday, stating that from the July 2025 tax period, the monthly GST payment form GSTR-3B will become non-editable. Alongside this ...

One in Five SMEs File GST Returns on the Due Date: Busy Infotech Study

A Busy Infotech study finds one in five SMEs file GST returns on the due date, with over half of GSTR-1 activity concentrated ...
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GSTR-3B Editability Fuels GST Fraud: Need for Stronger Enforcement

Explains GSTR-3B editability, its misuse, CBIC circulars, and GSTN's move to make auto-populated liability non-editable from ...
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AP HC: Section 62 Assessment Deemed Withdrawn on Filing GSTR-3B

Andhra Pradesh HC set aside a Section 62 GST assessment after the taxpayer filed a valid GSTR-3B return with late fee and ...
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SME GST filing patterns: Busy Infotech analysis reveals GSTR-1 activity peaks before deadline

Busy Infotech analysis reveals SME GST filing patterns. Most GSTR-1 activity occurs just before the monthly deadline. Filings ...