Facility to file Nil GSTR-1 through SMS now available on the GST Portal

Last updated: 02 July 2020

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Taxpayers can now file their Nil GSTR-1 returns using SMS, following the introduction of a similar facility for Nil GSTR-3B. This new option is available on the GST Portal. To use the service, taxpayers need to send an SMS in the specified format.

Now you can file your NIL GSTR-1 through SMS too. This facility has already been provided for NIL filing of GSTR-3B.

Please send SMS in the prescribed format to avail the facility of NIL filing of GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B through SMS.

NIL Filing of Form GSTR 1 through SMS

FAQ :

Yes, the facility to file your Nil GSTR-1 return through SMS is now available on the GST Portal.

Yes, this SMS filing facility for Nil GSTR-1 is a new addition.

Yes, a similar facility for filing Nil GSTR-3B through SMS was already available.

You need to send an SMS in the prescribed format to avail the facility for Nil GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B filing.

The article mentions sending an SMS in the 'prescribed format', implying details are available on the GST Portal or related official communications.



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