GST Challan

Procedure to Pay GST Challan

For paying GST challan related to Returns or any demands, please follow below steps:
  • Go to GST portal https://www.gst.gov.in/
  • Select 'Services' from Menu bar and then Select 'Payments'.
  • You'll have following options:
    • Create Challan: Click if you want to create new Challan, 
    • Track Payment Status: If you have Challan Details.
      • Proceed by entering GSTIN & CPIN as mentioned in challan sent by us.
      • Click on Track status. Challan status will be shown as 'Unpaid'.
      • Select View challan and Pay the challan
  • You'll have option to pay thru Net Banking, Debit card, NEFT/RTGS and UPI.



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