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How healthy is your GST compliance? Answer 9 quick questions about your filing habits and practices. Unlike a static checklist, you'll get a personalized score out of 100 based on your GSTIN data and practices with specific steps to improve it.
What is a GST Health Score? It is a personalized compliance rating out of 100 that evaluates your GST filing consistency, ITC reconciliation habits, and notice history. A high score (above 75) indicates a low risk of departmental scrutiny and builds trust with corporate buyers, while a low score highlights urgent compliance gaps.
How consistently do you file GSTR-1 on time?
Your GST compliance record affects more than just penalties. Banks check GST filing history for loan applications. Large corporate buyers verify supplier compliance before onboarding. Even government tenders require clean GST records.
A poor compliance track record also increases the probability of receiving scrutiny notices. Businesses with irregular filing patterns are flagged by GST department's AI-based risk assessment system.
Think of your GST health score as a credit score for tax compliance. The higher it is, the smoother your business operations — fewer notices, easier loans, and more trust from buyers.
GSTR-1 Filing Consistency
High ImpactFiling GSTR-1 on time ensures your buyers get ITC. Late filing hurts their compliance too.
GSTR-3B Filing & Payment
High ImpactLate GSTR-3B means interest + late fees. Consistent delay is a red flag for the department.
ITC Reconciliation Practice
High ImpactMonthly GSTR-2B reconciliation prevents excess claims and identifies supplier defaults early.
Supplier Verification
Medium ImpactVerifying supplier GSTIN status before payments protects your ITC claims from reversal.
Annual Return Filing
Medium ImpactGSTR-9 filing shows overall compliance. Delayed annual returns often trigger scrutiny.
Notice History
High ImpactPast notices indicate compliance gaps. Multiple unresolved notices severely impact your score.