GST Return Filing (GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B)
Monthly or quarterly GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B filing so you never miss a due date or pay an avoidable late fee.
Monthly/quarterly return filing, on time, every time.
- Filed before the due date every cycle — avoids late fees and interest
- Sales and purchase data reconciled before filing, not just uploaded blind
- One point of contact for the whole filing cycle
Documents required.
- Sales invoices for the return period
- Purchase invoices / input tax credit details for the period
- Previous period's filed return, for the first filing with us
What happens after you pay.
- 01
Document check
We verify your documents against GSTN's current requirements before filing.
- 02
Application filing
The application is filed on the GST portal with all supporting documents attached.
- 03
ARN generated
An Application Reference Number is issued instantly so the filing can be tracked.
- 04
Query handling
If a GST officer raises a clarification, we draft and file the response on your behalf.
- 05
Confirmation
Once processed, the GSTIN, acknowledgement or filed return is shared with you.
We are an assisted-filing agency, not GST Department (GSTN). Our fee covers preparation, filing and follow-up on your application. There is no government fee to file a GST return. Late filing attracts a late fee and interest set by the GST Department, charged directly by the department if a deadline is missed.
Other gst & tax you might need.
GST Registration
Get GST-registered to invoice legally and claim input credit.
GST Nil Return Filing
For registered businesses with no sales in the period.
GST LUT Filing
Export without paying IGST upfront.
What people ask before filing this.
Straight, honest answers — including the ones that don't flatter a sales pitch.
Ready to file?
Pick your service, pay, and we take it from there.
- Fixed service fee, shown before you pay
- Govt/statutory fees always shown separately
- One point of contact for the whole filing
We prepare your paperwork, check it against GST Department (GSTN)'s current requirements, file the application on your behalf and follow up on any query the department raises — end to end, so you're not learning the portal yourself.