Returns that come out of your books.

Why returns take so long

The work in a GST return is rarely the filing itself. It is the reconciliation before it: matching what you billed against what you booked, splitting B2B from B2C, grouping by rate, and deciding — invoice by invoice — which input tax credit you are actually entitled to claim.

Because Finkitaabh posts every document into a double-entry ledger as you raise it, the return is a view of data that already exists. GSTR-1 produces the outward-supplies report with the B2B/B2C split and rate-wise tax breakdown. GSTR-3B reconciles the period with eligible-ITC tracking, and credits blocked under section 17(5) are excluded automatically rather than netted off by hand.

That last point matters more than it sounds. When a credit is not available, the GST does not simply disappear — Finkitaabh expenses it to the P&L or capitalises it into the asset, so your profit and your asset values stay honest while your claim stays defensible.