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Tax & GST

The recurring filing year — returns, annual returns, audits, and the notices that arrive when one of them is wrong.

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Why these sit together

The filing year has a shape. Monthly and quarterly GST returns run all year. The income tax return is due in July for most individuals and October where an audit applies. The GST annual return and reconciliation close the previous year in December. Miss a link in that chain and the next one is harder: an unreconciled GSTR-1 becomes a mismatch notice, an unfiled return becomes a late fee that compounds daily, and a return filed on the wrong form comes back as defective under section 139(9).

Notices are the other half of this hub, and they are not a separate discipline — they are what unreconciled filing produces. An ASMT-10 asks why your returns disagree with each other. A DRC-01A is the department offering to settle before it issues a demand. A 143(1) intimation is usually an arithmetic disagreement you can close in a week. All of them have a reply window, and all of them get worse if you wait for the next letter.

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