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As per GST laws, everyone who has completed their GST Registration is required to make sure that all the mandatory compliance is done with. One of the most important compliance is filing GST Returns. They are required to file details of inward supply of goods or services by 15th of the following month in GSTR-2 and claim the input tax credit for the tax period.
In the previous article, we have learned about the GSTR-1 return as outward supplies. In this article, we will learn about GSTR-2. As per GST law, in order to claim an input tax credit on inward supply, it is mandatory to file GSTR-2 by the 15th day of the following month.
In a GSTR-2 return, most of the headings are auto-populated from the supplier’s GST return (GSTR-1).
There are numerous headings in GSTR2 format prescribed by government. We have provided that below.
Upon login from the dashboard, you need to select GSTR-2 and GSTIN will be auto-populated.
Note: As per the decision taken in 23rd GST Council Meeting, currently filing of GSTR-2 is suspended until any further notice from the department.
In order to know more about various forms of GST Returns, deadlines and filling, consider reading our articles on GST returns or free feel to contact Enterslice.
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