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if a person have ITc credit in his election ledger should he is liable to pay any tax for that because after self assessment for January month he is still have left ITC credit.
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If you have Input Tax Credit (ITC) remaining in your electronic ledger after settling your GST liability for the month, you generally do not need to pay any further tax in cash. This credit can be used to offset your output tax liability. However, a restriction applies if your aggregate turnover exceeds £5 million per month, requiring 1% of the output tax liability to be paid in cash, effective from 1st January 2021, as per Rule 86B.

No if ITC left in ledger after payment of tax then no such payment shall made against ITC balance
No need to pay tax if liability after using credit Ledger is nil.
You can utilize your full ITC balance ( as available in your e-credit ledger ) to dispose off your Output Tax Liability ( other than Interest and Penalty ). There will be no requirement of payment of liability in CASH.

However kindly note that as per Notification No. 94/2020 - Central Tax, dated 22nd December 2020, Rule 86B has been introduced which has imposed 99% restriction of ITC available in Electronic Credit Ledger of Registered Person. This means that 1% of output tax liability needs to be paid in "CASH" w.e.f 01/01/2021 if your aggregate turnover exceeds Rs. 50 lakhs in that particular month.
If all output liability is settoff from ITC then I have to fill any Return under QRMP scheme..
No, you have to file Quarterly 3B & 1

As per GST Notification No. 94/2020 - Central Tax, dated 22nd December 2020, Rule 86B, 1% of output tax liability needs to be paid in "CASH" w.e.f 01/01/2021 if your aggregate turnover exceeds Rs. 50 lakhs in that particular month. If your turnover is less than 50 lakhs then you can set off your entire liability through input tax credit (ITC), no need to pay any cash

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