The CBIC had issued a status note on GST Implementation on 1st Feb 2019 which in para 9.2 - Point - P (Page no. 22) specified following:
"The new return filing system shall be introduced on a trial basis from 01.04.2019 and on mandatory basis from 01.07.2019."
So accordingly the new return filing system should be in place for a trial period from 1st April 2019 however to the contrary the CBIC has issued notifications specifying the due date of GSTR 3B and GSTR 1 for Apr-Jun 2019 which shall be as follows:
a. GSTR 3B: 20th of the following month Notification 13/2019 CT
b. GSTR 1 ( T/o above 1.5 Crore) : 11th of the following month Notification 12/2019 CT
c. GSTR 1 (T/o below 1.5 Crore): 31st July 2019 Notification 11/2019 CT
We may see a trial period of the new return system from 1st July onwards.
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