The CBDT circular announcing the due date extension specifies that the due date itself, as provided under Section 139(1), has been extended from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025
The CBDT circular announcing the due date extension specifies that the due date itself, as provided under Section 139(1), has been extended from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025
Goods And Services Tax
GST Registration
If your business crosses a certain annual turnover (₹10 lakh, ₹20 lakh, or ₹40 lakh depending on the state and type of business), you need to register under GST. This is called GST registration, and for some businesses, it’s mandatory no matter the turnover.
GST Return Filing
Filing GST returns means reporting your sales, purchases, and taxes paid to the government. If you’re registered under GST, you must file these returns regularly to stay compliant with the law.
GST Refund
We assist businesses in identifying eligible refunds under GST laws and ensure timely filing of refund applications for excess tax paid, unutilized ITC, exports (with or without payment of tax), inverted duty structure, and other eligible cases.
Cancellation & Revocation of GST Registration
GST registration can be cancelled by the business owner or by the GST department if certain conditions are met. If the registered person passes away, their legal heirs can also apply for cancellation. If cancelled by mistake or in specific situations, the registration can also be reactivated through a revocation process.
GST Annual Return (GSTR-9)
All regular GST-registered businesses, including SEZ units and developers, must file an annual return (GSTR-9) once a year. It includes a summary of your total sales, purchases, input tax credits, and any tax refunds or demands.
GST Audit
A GST audit is a detailed check of your financial records and GST filings to make sure everything is accurate and in line with the law.
Appeals under GST
If either you or the GST department is unhappy with a decision made by the GST Tribunal, you can appeal to the High Court — but only if there’s a significant legal issue involved.
FAQ
Outsourced bookkeeping is the practice of assigning your financial record-keeping tasks to an external expert, reducing the need for a dedicated internal accounting staff.
When a professional handle the job, the results are accurate, error-free, and less risky. It also reduces the chances of penalties, demands, and notices from any government department.
By outsourcing your bookkeeping, you eliminate the need for lengthy hiring processes and avoid spending valuable time and money on training bookkeepers, accountants, or financial controllers. In short, you save time and can focus more on growing your business.
No. You actually have more control since you’ll have accurate, up-to-date financial statements at your fingertips.
If you expect your accountant to also visit the bank, dispatch goods, make coffee, and handle miscellaneous tasks throughout the day, don’t be surprised if they don’t stick around — chances are, they’ll resign sooner than you think.