GST Amnesty Scheme Extended upto 30th Nov 2021

GST Amnesty Scheme Extended upto 30th Nov 2021

Deepak Gupta | Aug 29, 2021 |

GST Amnesty Scheme Extended upto 30th Nov 2021

GST Amnesty Scheme Extended upto 30th Nov 2021

Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs [CBIC] vide notification No. 33/2021 – Central Tax has extended the benifit of reduced late fees for filing GSTR-3B in GST Amnesty Scheme upto 30th Nov 2021.

Please note that Time limit for filing revocation application for cancellation of GSTIN for period falling b/w 01.03.21 to 31.08.21 has also been extended to 30.09.2021. So now Taxpayers can take benefit of “revocation application for cancellation of GSTIN“ along with “GST Amnesty Scheme“.

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