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GSTR-3A received after already filing

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  1. Facts

    If you filed after the notice was generated, the notice was raised before your filing. Check the filing date and keep the ARN as proof.

  2. Provisions and law

    • Sec 46, CGST Act 2017A registered person who fails to file a return under Sec 39, 44, 45 or 52 gets a notice to file within 15 days
    • Circular 129/48/2019-GSTSOP for non-filers: alerts, GSTR-3A after the due date, best judgement assessment in ASMT-13 if still not filed
  3. Analysis

    GSTR-3A is system generated a few days after the due date, as Circular 129/48/2019-GST describes. If your return was filed late but before any assessment, the purpose of the notice is met. Example: due date 20 July, notice on 25 July, you filed on 27 July; keep the ARN and filed return. If the return is shown filed on the portal, usually nothing more is needed, but check for any later ASMT-13.

  4. Conclusion

    1. Check Services, Returns, Track Return Status for the period.
    2. Note the ARN and filing date.
    3. Save the filed return PDF.
    4. Check View Notices and Orders for any assessment order.

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