Two of the most common GST notices come from your own returns not agreeing with each other: a DRC-01B when the tax you declared in GSTR-1 is more than you paid in GSTR-3B, and a DRC-01C when the input tax credit you claimed in GSTR-3B is more than your GSTR-2B makes available. Finocket runs both checks on the figures it already builds — so you can spot and fix the gap before the department writes to you.
DRC-01B / 01C self-check
From GST → Returns, open DRC self-check and pick a return month.
- DRC-01B compares your GSTR-1 output tax with GSTR-3B table 3.1, head by head (IGST / CGST / SGST). Because both sides come from the same books, a month that ties shows a green tick on every head.
- DRC-01C compares the ITC your GSTR-2B makes available with what you claimed in GSTR-3B table 4. By default it compares the totals; upload the month's GSTR-2B JSON on the same screen for a head-by-head breakdown.
- A difference beyond ₹1 is flagged; a matched month is all-clear.
The numbers are never invented — every figure is the one Finocket's GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and GSTR-2B builders already produce. This is a self-check on your data, not a return filed with the portal. Verify with your CA and file on the GST portal.
Consolidated GST across your GSTINs
If you run more than one GSTIN (each is a separate company in Finocket), open Consolidated GST to see one GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B summary across all of them at once.
- Pick a return month; every company you can read appears as its own column, with a consolidated total on the right.
- The consolidated figure is always the exact sum of the columns shown — toggle a GSTIN off and it drops from the total.
- It covers GSTR-1 outward tax and the GSTR-3B outward, ITC and net-payable heads.
- An invited team member only ever sees the GSTINs they have access to.
Related: Reports & GST filings, GSTR-2B purchase reconciliation, Multiple companies.