Taxpayers with a turnover of as much as Rs 5 crore can have 30 extra days to file 3B returns
The authorities has waived late charges on a delay in submitting GST month-to-month return GSTR-3B for the months of March and April and lower the rates of interest for late filers, in view of the challenges confronted by taxpayers as a result of outbreak of second wave of Covid-19 pandemic. The relaxations will come into impact from April 18, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) mentioned.
Taxpayers with a turnover exceeding Rs 5 crore can have a further 15 days to file their month-to-month abstract return GSTR-3B with out paying any late charges. Moreover, they should pay a decrease rate of interest of 9 per cent for these 15 days (the speed of curiosity might be 18 per cent thereafter).
Taxpayers with a turnover of as much as Rs 5 crore can have 30 extra days to file 3B returns for March and April, with a waiver in late charges. The rates of interest might be ‘Nil’ for the primary 15 days and 9 per cent for the remaining interval. After the completion of 30 days, an rate of interest of 18 per cent might be levied on the tax payers involved.
People who’ve opted to pay tax beneath the Composition scheme should NIL price of curiosity for the primary 15 days from the due date of tax cost, 9 per cent for the following 15 days and 18 per cent thereafter.
