GST & tax compliance

Tax that files itself into your returns

Every invoice, expense and payment carries the tax detail your return needs — so when it's time to file, the numbers are already correct. Finocket handles the full outward + inward picture for a service business or small trader, with India GST + TDS today and Australian GST handling in early access.

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GST returns screen in Finocket — upcoming filings and one-tap GSTR-1 export

Actual app — a real screenshot on sample data, not a mock-up.

GSTIN per client, validated live

15-digit checksum validation and place-of-supply auto-filled from the first two digits — no more inter-state vs intra-state mistakes.

CGST / SGST / IGST on every line

Intra-state splits into CGST + SGST, inter-state into IGST, automatically from the place of supply.

Credit notes done right

First-class credit-note document with its own numbering series. It correctly REDUCES your GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and outstanding — filed under the proper CDNR / CDNUR sections.

GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B, ready to file

GSTR-1 downloads as a real ZIP of section CSVs the GSTN offline tool accepts (b2b, b2cl, b2cs, cdnr, cdnur, exp, hsn, docs); GSTR-3B computes Section 3.1 and Section 4 for you.

Expense ITC + reverse charge

Tag input tax credit and RCM on every expense; it flows straight into Section 4 of your GSTR-3B. Mark ITC claimed once you file so it stops double-counting.

TDS on customer payments

Record tax your client withheld under 194J, 194C, 194H, 194I, 194A, 194O, 194Q or 195. The invoice still marks fully paid at gross, and a year-end summary reconciles against Form 26AS.

Import ITC via bill of entry

Record a customs bill of entry — number, date, port, assessable value, IGST and cess — flag the ITC eligible, and the period's eligible import IGST lands on the GSTR-3B 4(A)(1) 'Import of goods' line and folds into your net IGST, never double-counted with your inward or reverse-charge credit.

ISD distribution register

Record common input-service GST credit and distribute it across your GSTINs pro-rata — by turnover ratio or manually — with each of IGST/CGST/SGST footing back to the head total to the paise, and a balanced journal that reclasses the distributed ITC out of your GST-Input pool. It's a single-company aggregate reclass: the per-branch detail lives in the register, not posted into each recipient GSTIN's own books.

DRC-01B / DRC-01C self-check

Run the department's own Rule 88C and Rule 88D checks on your own figures before a notice does — GSTR-1 output tax against GSTR-3B 3.1, and GSTR-2B ITC available against GSTR-3B table 4. A tied month reads all-clear; a real gap shows the exact per-head difference. It's a self-check on your numbers, not a portal filing.

Consolidated GSTR-1 & 3B across GSTINs

Run one read-only GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B summary across every GSTIN you keep — each GSTIN its own column, every consolidated cell the exact sum of its per-GSTIN cells — so a multi-branch group reads the whole picture in one place before each entity files its own return.