GSTR-5A Due Date Reminder – 20th July, 2025

Are you a non-resident Online Service Provider offering digital services to customers in India?

If yes, this is a crucial compliance update for you!

🗓️ GSTR-5A Filing Due Date for June 2025: 20th July, 2025

GSTR-5A is a specialized return under GST that must be filed by OIDAR service providers – entities located outside India providing services to individuals or unregistered persons in India via online platforms.

With the due date being 20th July, 2025, now is the time to prepare and file to avoid penalties, interest, and compliance issues.

💡 What is GSTR-5A?

GSTR-5A is a monthly GST return to be filed by OIDAR (Online Information and Database Access or Retrieval) service providers, who operate without a physical presence in India but provide digital services such as:

  • Cloud storage

  • Streaming services (video/music)

  • Online gaming

  • Online advertising

  • Software downloads and SaaS

  • Database subscriptions

These services are taxable under Indian GST laws, even when supplied by foreign entities, and filing GSTR-5A is mandatory for such providers.

🧾 Contents of GSTR-5A

This return includes:

  • Details of outward taxable supplies made to Indian customers

  • Value of taxable services provided

  • Integrated GST (IGST) payable and paid

  • Adjustments for previous months, if applicable

⚠️ What If You Don’t File GSTR-5A?

Non-compliance can lead to:

  • Heavy penalties under GST law

  • Interest on late payments

  • Restricted ability to offer services in India legally

  • Reputational risk and regulatory scrutiny

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Filing returns from outside India can be complex and time-consuming — but with Taxla Services, you get:

  • End-to-end compliance support for GSTR-5A

  • Timely and accurate filing

  • Professional assistance tailored for foreign service providers

  • Support with GST payments via authorized channels

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📌 Conclusion

GSTR-5A is not optional. It’s a legal responsibility for OIDAR service providers. With the deadline fast approaching on 20th July 2025, now is the right time to act, not delay.

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