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To achieve our mission, we would focus on- Enhancing the use of Information Technology Streamlining Customs and Excise procedures Encouraging voluntary compliance Evolving cooperative initiatives Assisting in the formulation of Tariff Policies Combating revenue evasion, commercial frauds and social menace effectively Measuring conformance to service delivery standards Developing professionalism and responsibility

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Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue
Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs
Chief Commissionerate
GST & Central Excise Bhopal Zone

Audit, Bhopal

2 Commissionerates

Jurisdiction

CGST, Bhopal

Jurisdiction

CGST, Jabalpur

S.No. Name of the Circle Jurisdiction of the Circles in terms divisions of the Commissionerates
1. Audit Circle – I , Bhopal Bhopal-I and Sagar divisions Divisions of Bhopal Commissionerate
2. Audit Circle – II , Bhopal Bhopal-II, Bhopal-III, Bhopal-IV divisions of Bhopal Commissionerate
3. Audit Circle , Gwalior Gwalior-I and Gwalior – II Divisions of Bhopal Commissionerate
4. Audit Circle – I, Jabalpur JABALPUR-I, JABALPUR-II & Chhindwara Divisions of Jabalpur Commissionerate
5. Audit circle – II, Jabalpur Narsinghpur, Katni & Damoh Divisions of Jabalpur Commissionerate
6. Audit circle – Satna Satna and Rewa of Jabalpur Commissionerate
Help Desk

Visit the GST portal. Click on the 'services' button. Click on 'returns dashboard' and then, from the drop-down menu, fill in the financial year and the return filing period. Now select the return that you want to file and click on 'prepare online'.

100 per day for each CGST and SGST, with a maximum of Rs. 5,000. Annual Return Late Fees: For yearly returns like GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C, the late fee is capped at 0.25% of your turnover in your state or UT unless the government provides relief or changes the fees.

Individuals who have exceeded the prescribed limit of Rs. 40 lakhs (for goods) and Rs. 20 lakhs (for services) must obtain a GST registration and file GST returns regularly.

As per the guidelines, every registered regular taxpayer has to furnish the GST returns on a monthly basis, and pay the requisite tax by the due date for payment of GST – 20th of every month.

Simple GST calculation
Add GST: GST amount = (Original cost x GST%)/100. Net price = original cost + GST amount.
Remove GST: GST amount = Original cost - [Original cost x {100/(100+GST%)}] Net price = Original cost - GST amount.

GST law also provides for grant of provisional refund of 90% of the total refund claim, in case the claim relates for refund arising on account of zero rated supplies. The provisional refund would be paid within 7 days after giving the acknowledgement.