Important Due Dates in December 2025 – GST, Income tax, ITR, MCA

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December is one of the most important compliance months because it includes the 3rd Advance Tax instalmentmonthly GST returns, and year-end filings like GSTR-9 & GSTR-9C. Below is a precise and practitioner-friendly calendar.


Compliance Dates in December 2025


7 December 2025

TDS/TCS Deposit for November 2025

All deductors must deposit TDS/TCS deducted in November 2025 by 7th December.
Late deposit invites interest and late payment penalties.


10 December 2025

ITR Filing Due Date – Audit Category (Extended)

Due date for filing Income Tax Returns for taxpayers requiring audit, based on extension notification issued earlier in the year.


11 December 2025

GSTR-1 for November 2025 (Monthly Filers)

Taxpayers who file monthly GSTR-1 must upload outward supplies of November by 11th December


13 December 2025

GST Returns for Special Categories

Due for:

  • GSTR-5 – Non-resident taxable persons
  • GSTR-6 – Input Service Distributors (ISD)
  • IFF Upload – For QRMP taxpayers opting for Invoice Furnishing Facility

15 December 2025

1. Advance Tax – 3rd Instalment (75%)

All taxpayers with tax liability exceeding ₹10,000 must pay 75% of total advance tax by this date.

2. PF & ESI Payment for November 2025

Employers must deposit:

  • EPF contribution for November
  • ESI contribution for November

Both must be paid before the 15th of the following month.

3. Government TDS Form 24G

Government deductors depositing TDS/TCS without challan must submit Form 24G for November.


20 December 2025

GSTR-3B for November 2025 (Monthly Filers)

All monthly GST taxpayers must file GSTR-3B and discharge tax liabilities.

Includes:

  • Payment of GST (if any)
  • ITC reconciliation
  • Adjustment of outward supplies with GSTR-1

Also due:

  • GSTR-5A – For OIDAR service providers (foreign online service providers)

25 December 2025

PMT-06 Payment for QRMP Taxpayers (Nov 2025)

QRMP taxpayers who pay tax on a monthly basis must make their challan payment for November by 25th December.


30 December 2025

Challan-cum-Statement for Certain TDS Sections

Due for monthly TDS statements under:

  • Section 194-IB
  • Section 194-IA
  • Section 194-M
  • Section 194-N (where applicable)

These statements must be filed for transactions of November 2025.


31 December 2025

1. GSTR-9 (Annual Return) for FY 2024-25

Due for taxpayers whose annual turnover exceeds the prescribed limit.

2. GSTR-9C (Reconciliation Statement) for FY 2024-25

Applicable for taxpayers crossing the audit threshold. Must be certified by a Chartered Accountant.

3. Belated & Revised ITR for AY 2025-26

Final deadline to file:

  • Belated ITR
  • Revised ITR

Applicable only if assessment is not yet completed.


📌 ROC / MCA Compliance

Extended Deadlines 31st December 2025

Since MCA compliance depends on each company’s AGM date, deadlines vary. Typically:

  • AOC-4 → Within 30 days of AGM
  • MGT-7 / 7A → Within 60 days of AGM

Companies must follow their individual AGM dates for December deadlines.


🔎 Practical CA Checklist for December 2025

A ready-to-use list you can share with staff or clients:

Early Month – Before 7 Dec

  • Deposit TDS/TCS for November
  • Reconcile Form 26AS/TIS for advance tax calculations

By 11–13 Dec

  • File GSTR-1 for November
  • File GSTR-5 / GSTR-6 / IFF (as applicable)

By 15 Dec

  • Calculate and pay 3rd Advance Tax instalment
  • Deposit PF & ESI for November
  • File government TDS Form 24G (if applicable)

By 20 Dec

  • File GSTR-3B for November
  • Complete ITC matching and credit validation

By 25 Dec

  • QRMP taxpayers to pay PMT-06 for November

By 30 Dec

  • Monthly TDS challan-cum-statements (Nov)

By 31 Dec

  • File GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C for FY 2024-25
  • File belated or revised ITR for AY 2025-26

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Pooja Gupta

CA Pooja Gupta (CA, ISA, M.com) having 15 years of experience. Educator and Digital Creator

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