New functionalities deployed on the GST Portal for taxpayers in December 2021



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The GST portal has introduced several new features for taxpayers in December 2021. These include significant enhancements to Form GSTR-1/IFF, such as a revamped user interface, a 'My Masters' facility for faster data entry, and the ability to enter suspended GSTINs as recipients. Additionally, the Appeal module has been integrated with both the Enforcement and Assessment modules, allowing taxpayers to file online appeals against orders from Enforcement Officers and Tax Officers.

1. Returns Sr. No. Form/Functionality Functionality made available for Taxpayers 1 Changes made in Form GSTR-1/IFF To improve the taxpayer experience some enhancements have been done in the GSTR-1/IFF user interface wherein taxpayers are provided wit
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FAQ :

Form GSTR-1/IFF has been enhanced with a re-organised dashboard, easier record amendment and addition, document counts on tiles with colour coding, an increased number of records per page, and recipient-wise record counts.

The 'My Masters' facility allows taxpayers to save details of their recipients, suppliers, and HSNs for products. This helps in faster data entry and error reduction in Form GSTR-1/IFF by auto-fetching details from saved masters.

Yes, taxpayers can now enter suspended GSTINs as recipients in the B2B, B2BA, CDNR, and CDNRA tables of Form GSTR-1/IFF, as the previous error message for this has been removed.

The Appeal module is now integrated with the Enforcement Module and the Assessment Module, enabling taxpayers to file online appeals against orders issued by Enforcement Officers and Tax Officers.

Yes, taxpayers can upload masters created offline onto the GST portal as a JSON file, and download masters created online to import into the offline tool.




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