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GSTR-10 Final Return After GST Cancellation | NDSA
GSTR-10 · Final return

Closing your GSTIN? One return remains.

When a GST registration is cancelled, most taxpayers file one last return, GSTR-10, reporting closing stock and paying any credit to be reversed. Check whether you need to file.

3 monthsTo file
StockCredit reversed
OnceOnly one return
Do you need GSTR-10?

A guide only. We check your registration type.

01 · What it covers

Settling what’s left.

GSTR-10 reports the stock, inputs and capital goods held on the day the registration ended. Credit claimed on them earlier is paid back.

It isn’t a regular return, and it’s filed only once.

If it isn’t filed, the officer can issue a notice and then assess the amount due.

1Closing stock
Inputs and goods on hand.
2Capital goods
With reduced credit reversal.
3Tax due
Paid with the return.
02 · Prepare

Before you file.

0 done

Tick what is ready.

Records

Returns

03 · Common myths

GSTR-10 myths.

Wherever you live in Europe

GST closures across Europe.

We close GST registrations for businesses linked to every EU country, Switzerland and Norway.

BerlinMunichFrankfurtHamburgStuttgartAmsterdamRotterdamThe HagueEindhovenBrusselsAntwerpLuxembourgParisLyonToulouseDublinCorkStockholmGothenburgCopenhagenHelsinkiOsloZurichGenevaViennaMilanRomeMadridBarcelonaLisbonPortoWarsawKrakówPragueBudapestBucharestTallinnVilniusAthensValletta
04 · FAQs

GSTR-10 questions answered.

What is GSTR-10?
The final return after GST cancellation.
Who files it?
Regular taxpayers whose registration ends.
When is it due?
Within three months of cancellation or the order.
What does it include?
Closing stock and capital goods.
Is credit reversed?
Yes, on stock held.
Is there a late fee?
Yes.
What if I don’t file?
A notice and assessment can follow.
Do composition dealers file it?
No.
Can it be revised?
No.
Can you file it?
Yes.

Closing your GSTIN? File the final return.

Share your cancellation details and stock. We’ll file GSTR-10.

General guidance based on the rules as they stand, including the Income-tax Act, 2025 and the Income-tax Rules, 2026. It is not legal, tax or financial advice for your situation; please contact us before acting on it.