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GSTR-4 Filing

Annual return filing for taxpayers registered under the GST composition scheme, built on top of the quarterly CMP-08 statements already filed during the year.

Quick answer

GSTR-4 is the annual return filed by taxpayers registered under the composition scheme, consolidating turnover and tax paid through the quarterly CMP-08 statements filed during the financial year, and it is due by the 30th of April following the end of that year.

What we cover

What our GSTR-4 filing service covers

Bringing quarterly composition filings together into one accurate annual return.

  • Consolidating quarterly CMP-08 filings for the financial year
  • Reconciling declared turnover with books of account
  • Reporting inward supplies from registered and unregistered persons
  • Checking continued eligibility for the composition scheme
  • Computing final tax liability for the year
  • Filing GSTR-4 within the due date
Key components

What the return brings together

Every quarter's composition filing, consolidated into one annual statement.

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Quarterly Turnover Summary

Consolidation of turnover reported across all four CMP-08 statements for the year.

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Inward Supply Details

Reporting of purchases from registered and unregistered suppliers, including any liable to reverse charge.

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Tax Liability Reconciliation

Matching tax paid through CMP-08 during the year against the final annual computation.

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Scheme Eligibility Review

Confirming turnover has stayed within composition scheme limits through the year.

How we work

Our process

From initial consultation to completion.

1

Quarterly Data Compilation

Gathering all CMP-08 statements and supporting turnover figures filed during the year.

2

Books Reconciliation

Matching declared turnover and tax paid with your books of account.

3

Eligibility Check

Confirming turnover has remained within the composition scheme threshold for the year.

4

Filing

Filing GSTR-4 on the portal by the annual due date.

Why choose us

Why composition taxpayers still need careful annual filing

What sets our approach apart.

CMP-08 alone isn't the final word

CMP-08 is a quarterly statement-cum-challan, while GSTR-4 is the actual annual return that finalises the year's position.

Scheme exit affects the return

A taxpayer who exits the composition scheme during the year has specific reporting requirements for the transition period.

Late fee applies per day

Delayed GSTR-4 filing attracts a daily late fee, capped at a notified maximum, making timely filing worthwhile.

FAQs

GSTR-4 filing questions answered

What people ask before engaging us.

Every taxpayer registered under the composition scheme at any point during the financial year is required to file GSTR-4 for that year.
GSTR-4 is due by the 30th of April following the end of the relevant financial year.
Yes, CMP-08 is filed quarterly during the year to pay tax, while GSTR-4 is the consolidated annual return filed once the year ends.
Turnover and tax for the composition period must still be reported in GSTR-4, with the remaining period covered under regular scheme returns.

Registered under composition scheme?

We'll consolidate your quarterly filings into an accurate GSTR-4.

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