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As the new financial year begins, April 2025 brings a fresh set of tax and compliance obligations for businesses and professionals across India. Staying compliant is crucial to avoid penalties and maintain smooth financial operations.
Key tax-related due dates this month include:
✅ 7th April: TDS/TCS payment deadline for March 2025
✅ 10th April: GSTR-7 & GSTR-8 returns for March (for TDS deductors & e-commerce operators)
✅ 11th April: GSTR-1 return for businesses with turnover above ₹5 crore or monthly filers
✅ 13th April: IFF filing for QRMP scheme holders
✅ 20th April: GSTR-3B for monthly filers
✅ 22nd–24th April: GSTR-3B for quarterly filers based on state
✅ 30th April: TDS return filing deadline for Q4 FY 2024–25
These deadlines cover a range of compliance areas including Goods & Services Tax (GST), Tax Deducted at Source (TDS), and income tax. Businesses are encouraged to review their internal processes and consult with tax professionals to ensure timely filings.
📌 SteelBazaar Tip:
Steel sector MSMEs, traders, and manufacturers should align their financial reporting with these dates. Staying ahead of deadlines can reduce audit risks and enhance credibility in supplier and buyer negotiations.
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