Mistake in gstr 3b filed. how to rectify ?

You can rectify the mistake in GST R 3 

Once you fill the details in relevant Tables, please submit the Form. Please be informed that once "Submit" button is clicked, no modification will be allowed. Entries with respect to liabilities and input credits will get reflected in the respective ledgers. 
Please ensure that you have sufficient balance in Cash ledger to offset your tax liability. In case it is not, create challan at GST portal and make payment. Payments so made shall get reflected in cash ledger. After that do the set off of liabilities and file GSTR-3B.

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Dear sir when I filling gstr_3b return when my actual purchase input wrongly entered in ITC Reverse charge and in column in payment of tax not adjusted in purchase input with sale out ward tax  and my tax liability cross the limit and I can not file 3b return . If you r solve my problem please please inform last date 3b return is 25.08.2017

Hi Sir/Madam,

During GSTR-3B Filing We have pressed the "Submitted " button instead of "SAVE" and our GSTR 3B has been submitted without filling "Eligible ITC" . 

We were trying to Save inter state supplies as after multiple attempts some inter state entry was showing "Processing" and suddenly i pressed the Submit button. and now GSTR-3B Status is showing SUBMITTED. Now without setoff Liability which is 80times of actual tax liability we are not able to file 3B for july .

Other experts suggested to wait for GSTR3 but as GSTR 3 is still not there to file then how to rectify the issue. Please suggest

Ofcourse..Most of them dine these mistakes..all can be rectified in GSTR 3 ...pl wait

We are Contractors providing Works Contract Services to sub-divisions of a Local Authority / Municipality (let's call it ABC).

ABC is registered under GST and has a valid GST number.

Its sub-divisions (let’s call it EE) to which we actually provide such Works Contract Services are NOT registered under GST.

Balance Payments have been received from EE for works completed/executed before 01.07.2017 in the months of October-November 2017.

DVAT/Service Tax had not been paid for such works completed / executed before 01.07.2017.

We had charged GST @ 18% on balance payments of such outward supplies (i.e. Works Contract Services supplied prior to 01.07.2017) by raising invoices with GST number of ABC (as asked by EE to enable them to claim ITC) for same in months of October-November 2017.

On the basis of such invoices, payments of such GST had been made to us after deducting our 3% DVAT liability (which they have not deposited with DVAT Department nor TDS certificate issued).

We have already submitted & filed our GSTR 3B for the month of October 2017 and acknowledgement number has also been received.

Outward tax liability has been adjusted with our available ITC.

Now, ABC is saying that it had erroneously paid us GST and would now be recovering the GST from us that it had paid to us for Works Contract Services supplied prior to 01.07.2017.

And EE has clearly stated that they will not pay any GST on such Works Contract Services supplied prior to 01.07.2017.

Option to revise GSTR 3B for month of October 2017 is not available.

And we have not yet filed our GSTR 3B for the month of November 2017.

If we file GSTR 1 for October & November 2017 with invoice details issued to ABC, we will be at a huge loss since we will be paying GST on outward supplied from our own pocket and ABC will profit from same after claiming ITC of same and also recovering already paid GST from us.

How should I file GSTR 1 for the month of October 2017 as I no longer have GST received on outward supplied from ABC.

How should I file GSTR 3B for the month of November 2017 as I no longer have GST received on outward supplied from ABC.

Can we file GSTR 1 for October & November 2017 by showing outward supplies to EE (unregistered) under RCM i.e. we deposit the GST on outward supplies and also claim ITC for it?

Or is there any other solution to this problem?

Please help.