GST · statutory due date
GSTR-1 due date
Invoice-level detail of everything you sold in the month, which is what lets your customers claim input credit.
Next due
11 Sept 2026
Falls on 11 Sept 2026.
The essentials
Work out what it costs → GST late fee & interest
Late fee per day per Act, capped by your turnover band, plus 18% interest on the tax paid in cash — for GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9 and CMP-08.
A list cannot remind you.
Taxlabs derives your own filing calendar from your entity type and registrations, applies extensions as they are notified, and nudges you before each date — with a CA who files.
Other GST due dates
Frequently asked
When is the GSTR-1 due?
The 11th of the following month, every month. The next one falls on 11 Sept 2026.
Who has to file GSTR-1?
Every regular GST-registered business filing monthly.
What happens if GSTR-1 is filed late?
₹50 a day (₹20 if nil), capped by turnover band. Late GSTR-1 also blocks your customers’ credit, which is the part they will call you about.
Do extensions change this date?
They can. CBDT and CBIC notify extensions from time to time, usually close to the deadline. The date shown here is the statutory one; inside Taxlabs the effective date is used, with any notified extension already applied.
Statutory dates as at the date of publication. Extensions notified after publication are not reflected on this page. This is general information, not advice on your specific filing.