Time reduced for filing Gujarat VAT Returns

November 16, 2015
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The Gujarat VAT Rules stipulate a period of 30 days for e-filing of monthly / quarterly returns from the end of the relevant period. Since e-filing of returns was new at that point of time, the State Government had granted relief by giving additional time for filing E-Returns.

Now through Circular dtd. 10-Nov-2015, the State Government has notified that since adequate opportunity has been given for understanding the process of filing E-Returns & for streamlining of systems, the time granted for filing E-Returns be brought down to 30 days for Monthly Returns and 35 days for Quarterly Returns in a phased manner as under:

Due Dates for Filing Monthly Returns –

Return for the Month of

Days Available

Last Date For Return Filing

August-2015

70

09-Nov-2015

September-2015

60

29-Nov-2015

October-2015

60

30-Dec-2015

November-2015

45

14-Jan-2016

December-2015

30

30-Jan-2016

January-2016

30

01-Mar-2016

Due Dates for Filing Quarterly Returns –

Return for the Quarter

Days Available

Last Date For Return Filing

July-September 2015

65

04-Dec-2015

October-December 2015

35

04-Feb-2016

January-March 2016

35

05-May-2016
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