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Compliance checklist for businesses

The recurring GST, TDS, income tax and ROC obligations most companies face, the documents to keep ready for each, and what a late filing costs. Exact dates for the current year are in the compliance calendar 2026-27.

Late filings are penalised automatically. Delayed filings now attract automated penalty notices through the departments' compliance portals. Most late fees start at ₹100–₹200 per day, and persistent default can lead to the disqualification of directors.

Core statutory calendar

Who the filing is made to, when it falls due and the documents your accountant will ask for.

AuthorityForm or complianceDue dateKey documents required
GST GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B 11th / 20th of the month Sales invoices (B2B and B2C)
Debit and credit notes
ITC reconciliation with GSTR-2B
Income tax Advance tax, instalment 1 15 June Estimated P&L for Q1
Capital gains working
TDS credit (Form 26AS)
ROC Form DPT-3 30 June Auditor's certificate
Details of loans that are not deposits
Copy of the board resolution
Income tax TDS return, Q1 31 July Challan identification numbers (CIN)
PANs of deductees
Lower-deduction certificates, verified

For the full list of GST, TDS, advance tax, ITR, ROC and payroll dates from April 2026 to March 2027, use the compliance calendar 2026-27.

Late-fee exposure

What the three most common late filings cost, before interest and any further action.

GSTR-3B filed late

₹50 per day

  • Maximum ₹10,000 per return
  • Interest at 18% on the tax due

AOC-4 or MGT-7 filed late (ROC)

₹100 per day

  • Additional penalties on the directors personally

TDS return filed late

₹200 per day

  • Late fee under section 234E
  • Risk of prosecution if the default continues

Notes

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