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If you haven't deposited the tax in GSTR-3B, you will need to pay the tax to the GST authority. Here are the steps to follow: 1. Pay the tax: Deposit the due tax amount along with interest (if applicable) using the GST portal or through a bank. 2. File GSTR-3B: Submit the GSTR-3B return for the relevant tax period, reporting the tax liability and payment details. 3. Interest and penalty: If you're late in paying the tax, you may need to pay interest and a penalty. The interest rate is 18% per annum, and the penalty is up to ₹10,000. 4. Rectification: If you've already filed GSTR-3B without paying the tax, you can file a rectification statement (GSTR-3B RECT) to report the correct tax liability and payment details. 5. Consult a tax professional: To ensure you're meeting the GST compliance requirements and avoiding any additional penalties or interest. Remember, it's essential to address the unpaid tax liability and file the necessary returns to avoid further complications.
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