GSTN Issued Advisory on Reset and Re-Filing of GSTR-3B of Some Taxpayers

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Re-Filing of GSTR-3B

GSTN Update dated April 9th, 2024

The GSTN has issued an advisory to inform about the facility for re-filing of GSTR-3B for some of the taxpayers since there were discrepancies in the returns of some taxpayers during the filing process between the saved data in the GST system and actually filed data in the fields of ITC availment and payment of tax liabilities.

Accordingly, only the affected taxpayers have been communicated on their registered email-ids and the affected returns are visible on their respective dashboards for the purpose of refiling with the correct data. The taxpayers who have received such communication, are requested to visit their dashboard and re-file their GSTR-3B within 15 days of receipt of such communication.

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2 thoughts on “GSTN Issued Advisory on Reset and Re-Filing of GSTR-3B of Some Taxpayers”

  1. In my GSTR 3B of March 2022 there is disfference between the system saved data and filed data on tabele 3 and 4. Can we rest\et /refile it as per the GSTR 3B as per this advisory.

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