July Compliance Deadlines: Income Tax, GST & TDS Due Dates (India)
- shubhamtulsian05
- Jun 29
- 2 min read
July is a high-compliance month for many businesses and professionals. Missing due dates can lead to interest, late fees, and avoidable notices. Below is a practical checklist of common July deadlines covering Income Tax, GST, and TDS.
Note: Due dates can vary based on your taxpayer category, state, turnover, and applicable notifications. For exact applicability to your case, get professional advice.
Income Tax (July) – Common Due Dates
TDS payment for deductions made in June: typically due by 7 July
TCS payment for collections made in June: typically due by 7 July
Quarterly TDS/TCS statement (Form 24Q/26Q/27Q/27EQ) for Apr–Jun: typically due by 31 July
Issuance of TDS certificates (Form 16A) for Apr–Jun: typically due mid-August (after filing statements)
GST (July) – Common Due Dates
GSTR-1 (monthly) for June: typically due by 11 July
GSTR-3B for June: typically due between 20–24 July (depends on state/turnover category)
CMP-08 (composition scheme) for Apr–Jun: typically due by 18 July
GSTR-5 (non-resident taxable person) for June: typically due by 20 July
GSTR-6 (ISD) for June: typically due by 13 July
TDS – What to Keep Ready
Vendor/employee PAN and correct section mapping
Challan details and payment proofs
Reconciliations between books, TDS returns, and Form 26AS/TRACES
Correct deductee details to avoid defaults and notices
Quick Checklist to Avoid Late Fees
Finalize June sales/purchase data early for GST
Reconcile ITC and vendor invoices before filing GSTR-3B
Ensure TDS is deducted correctly and deposited on time
Prepare quarterly TDS/TCS return data well before month-end
Maintain a compliance calendar for recurring monthly/quarterly tasks
If you’d like, I can tailor a July compliance calendar for your business based on your GST return type, TDS sections applicable, and filing frequency.
Need Help With July Filings?
PGT & Associates can help you stay compliant with GST returns, TDS/TCS payments and statements, and income-tax related compliances—so you can focus on running your business.


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