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A quick reference for statutory due dates, the documents to keep ready and the official portals you may need.

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Key Statutory Due Dates

A quick reference for the recurring GST, TDS, payroll and income-tax due dates that most businesses need to track.

Recurring statutory due dates
DueFiling / paymentNotes
11th of the following monthGSTR-1 filingQRMP quarterly filers file by the 13th of the month after the quarter, as applicable.
20th of the following monthGSTR-3B filingQRMP quarterly filers file by the 22nd or 24th depending on state, as applicable.
7th of the following monthTDS/TCS paymentTDS deducted for March is due by 30 April, as applicable.
15th of the following monthPF & ESI contributionsEmployer and employee contributions for the month, as applicable.
20th of every monthKarnataka Professional Tax paymentMonthly payment for registered employers, as applicable.
18th after quarter endCMP-08 for composition dealersQuarterly statement-cum-challan for composition scheme taxpayers, as applicable.
31 Jul / 31 Oct / 31 Jan / 31 MayTDS quarterly returnsCovers the quarters ending June, September, December and March respectively.
15 JuneForm 16 issue to employeesAnnual TDS certificate for the previous financial year.
15 Jun / 15 Sep / 15 Dec / 15 MarAdvance tax instalmentsApplicable where estimated tax liability exceeds the prescribed threshold.
31 JulyITR filing for non-audit casesFor individuals and entities not requiring a tax audit, as applicable.
30 SeptemberTax audit reportFor entities and individuals whose accounts are subject to tax audit.
31 OctoberITR filing for audit casesFor taxpayers whose accounts are subject to audit.
31 DecemberGSTR-9 / GSTR-9C annual returnAnnual return and reconciliation statement, as applicable based on turnover.
Before start of financial yearGST LUT renewal for exportersAnnual renewal for exporters supplying without payment of IGST, as applicable.

Dates are indicative and subject to change or extension by the authorities. Please verify current due dates.

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Documents to Keep Ready

The documents depend on the nature of the business and services required. These checklists cover what is typically needed to get started.

For businesses

  • PAN of the entity and proprietor/partners
  • GST registration certificate and login access
  • Bank statements for the period
  • Sales and purchase invoices
  • Expense bills and vouchers
  • Previous financial statements and ITRs
  • TDS challans and returns filed
  • Payroll register and statutory registrations (PF/ESI/PT)
  • Loan statements and fixed asset details
  • Existing accounting data export (Tally/other)

For individuals & professionals

  • PAN and Aadhaar
  • Form 16 / Form 16A
  • Bank statements and interest certificates
  • Investment and deduction proofs
  • Capital gains statements from brokers/mutual funds
  • Property sale/purchase documents and rent receipts
  • Form 26AS / AIS / TIS
  • Details of foreign income or assets, if any
  • Previous year's ITR

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