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Correction in GSTR 3B AFTER FILLING GSTR 1

Mohit Dhawan

Dear Sir,

I have wrongly mention our Export amount in Column 3.1 a instead of 3.1 b in GSTR 3B due to which my export Invoices has not been sent to Icegate for refund. I came to know this only after filling GSTR1.. Now when i am trying to rectify GSTR 3B of July and August, as i use the edit option, it says it cannot be rectified as GSTR1 has benn filled.

I request you to please provide me the solution to rectify and to separate the amount from table 3.1A t table 3.1B in GSTR 3B.

Taxpayer Faces GSTR-3B Error, Advised to Contact GST Officer for Return Correction and Possible Annual Return Rectification. An individual encountered an issue with their GSTR-3B filing, mistakenly reporting export amounts in the wrong column, which affected their refund process. After filing GSTR-1, they were unable to correct the error due to system restrictions. Respondents advised contacting the jurisdictional GST Range Officer or Divisional Officer to request reopening the return for correction. They suggested that the government is accommodating towards exports and encouraged pursuing rectification through higher departmental officers. Additionally, rectification might be possible when filing the Annual Return, and it was recommended to submit a written request to the GST Officer promptly. (AI Summary)
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