GSTN Advisory No. 629 Dated 9 April 2024 pertaining to Opportunity to some Affected taxpayers to Re-file their GSTR-3B and rectify differences between saved data in GST system and the data actually filed.
In a recent development, the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) has issued Advisory No. 629 dated 9 April 2024, providing a chance for certain affected taxpayers to reset and re-file their GSTR-3B returns.
This advisory addresses the need for re-filing GSTR-3B for specific taxpayers who encountered discrepancies during the filing process. These discrepancies primarily involve differences between the saved data in the GST system and the data actually filed, particularly in the fields of Input Tax Credit (ITC) availment and tax liabilities payment.
After thorough examination and deliberation by the Grievance Redressal Committee of the GST Council, it has been decided as a facilitation measure that these returns shall be reset. This move aims to allow affected taxpayers the opportunity to rectify any discrepancies found.
The affected taxpayers have been individually notified via their registered email IDs, and the impacted returns are now visible on their respective dashboards for re-filing purposes. Those who have received such communication are urged to visit their dashboard and re-file their GSTR-3B within 15 days from the date of receipt of the notification.
Should taxpayers encounter any difficulties during the re-filing process, they are encouraged to reach out to their jurisdictional tax officer. Additionally, they may raise a ticket on the GST grievance redressal portal for assistance.
This initiative by the GSTN aims to ensure accurate filing and compliance, providing affected taxpayers with the necessary support to correct any inadvertent errors in their GSTR-3B returns.
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