GSTR-3B Report — Complete Guide

📅 Updated 18 Sep 2026 👁 11 views

What is GSTR-3B?

GSTR-3B is a monthly self-declaration summary return that every GST-registered business (except composition dealers) must file. Unlike GSTR-1 (which has invoice-level detail), GSTR-3B is a summary of:

  • Total outward supplies (sales)
  • Total inward supplies (purchases)
  • ITC (Input Tax Credit) claimed
  • Net GST payable after ITC set-off

Filing Deadline

GSTR-3B is due on the 20th of the following month.

  • For April → due 20th May
  • For December → due 20th January

Businesses with turnover up to ₹5 crore in certain states may file quarterly under the QRMP scheme.

Key Sections of GSTR-3B

Table 3.1 — Outward Supplies

Row What to Report
3.1(a) Taxable outward inter-state and intra-state supplies
3.1(b) Zero-rated supplies (exports)
3.1(c) Nil-rated, exempted supplies
3.1(d) Inward supplies liable to reverse charge
3.1(e) Non-GST outward supplies

Table 4 — ITC Available

Report ITC from your purchase invoices:

  • ITC on inputs (goods purchased)
  • ITC on capital goods
  • ITC on input services

Table 6 — Payment of Tax

After setting off ITC, show the cash paid for CGST, SGST, and IGST.

Generating GSTR-3B in BillYantra

  1. Go to Reports → GSTR-3B.
  2. Select the month and year.
  3. BillYantra auto-populates:
    • Sales totals from your finalized invoices
    • Purchase totals from your recorded purchases
    • ITC from supplier invoices
  4. Review each table, make any manual adjustments.
  5. Export as JSON (upload directly to GST portal) or Excel (share with your CA).

GSTR-3B vs GSTR-1

GSTR-1 GSTR-3B
Level Invoice-by-invoice detail Summary totals only
Purpose Helps buyers claim ITC Shows net tax liability
Due date 11th (monthly) 20th (monthly)
Amendment Possible Not directly (use GSTR-1 amendments)

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