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Tax Liability Breakup

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Asif Ali

B.Com

242 Points Posted on 16 April 2022

Dear Sir,
I am in qrmp scheme under Gst
My query is that I am filing quarterly gstr-3b return and I found that a new tab tax liability breakup is showing.
what will I do in my case because in all qtr jan, feb and march my tax liability is paid by itc.
Thanks in Advance.

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Quick Summary

The GST portal has introduced a mandatory 'Tax Liability Breakup' tab in GSTR-3B for all filers, including those on the QRMP scheme. Even if your tax liability is fully covered by Input Tax Credit (ITC) and there's no cash payment due, you must still access this tab, review the breakdown, and click 'Save' before proceeding to file. This step is necessary for the portal to correctly calculate any potential interest or late fees, although GSTN acknowledges it's currently a bug that should ideally only apply when prior-period supplies are present.

anil jain

Partner

855 Points Posted on 16 April 2022

This tab is for those who are filing gstr1 containing bills of earlier months too, they have to show month wise break up of tax liability in gstr3B. so that portal can calculate interest liability to be shown in next gstr3b like late filing fee.

Tax Garden

Tax Consultant

2084 Points Posted on 28 April 2026

The GST portal introduced a mandatory "Tax Liability Breakup" confirmation step from February 2026. Even if your liability relates entirely to the current period, you still need to click Save on that tab before "Proceed to File" activates. Steps: go to your GSTR-3B payment page, click the "Tax Liability Breakup, As Applicable" tab, review the auto-filled CGST/SGST/IGST breakdown, click Save, then return to file. GSTN has acknowledged this is a bug (it should only be mandatory when prior-period supplies exist) and is working on a fix. For QRMP filers paying by ITC only, the same Save step applies even with zero cash outflow.