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Tax & Compliance View

A proposed PAN-linked extension of BFVM: monthly & annual GST turnover, every GSTIN linked to your PAN, ITR of the last 5 years, and any open notice or demand from Income-Tax, GST or other regulators — surfaced to you, the citizen, under your AA + Consent-Manager grant.

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A. Verma
PAN ABXP••••4F · 3 GSTINs linked · consent BFVM-TAX-AA-0921 · valid till 22 Jul 2026
GSTN ✓ consentedIT Dept ✓ consented

FY 2025–26 — at a glance

GSTINs linked to PAN
3
2 active · 1 suspended
YTD GST turnover
₹317.2 L
12-month rolling
YTD GST tax paid
₹38.06 L
GSTR-3B aggregate
Open notices / demands
3
1 critical · 1 action

All GSTINs linked to your PAN

GSTINStateLegal / trade nameFilingStatus
24ABXPV1234F1Z5GujaratVerma Trading Co.Regular · MonthlyActive
27ABXPV1234F2Z3MaharashtraVerma Logistics LLP (partner)Regular · MonthlyActive
29ABXPV1234F3Z1KarnatakaVerma Consultancy (branch)CompositionSuspended

GST turnover — month-wise (last 12 months)

18.2L
Jul 25
21.4L
Aug 25
24.1L
Sep 25
28.6L
Oct 25
26.3L
Nov 25
31.8L
Dec 25
29.4L
Jan 26
27.7L
Feb 26
35.2L
Mar 26
24.8L
Apr 26
27.1L
May 26
22.6L
Jun 26
Filed (GSTR-3B accepted)Pending — Jun 26 due 20 Jul 2026

GST turnover — annual (last 5 financial years)

Financial yearAggregate turnoverTotal GST paid
FY 2021–22₹1.84 Cr₹22.1 L
FY 2022–23₹2.46 Cr₹29.5 L
FY 2023–24₹2.91 Cr₹34.9 L
FY 2024–25₹3.18 Cr₹38.2 L
FY 2025–26₹2.97 Cr (YTD)₹35.6 L (YTD)

Income Tax Returns — last 5 assessment years

Assessment yearFormGross total incomeTax paidRefundStatus
AY 2021–22ITR-3₹18.4 L₹3.62 LProcessed · Intimation u/s 143(1)
AY 2022–23ITR-3₹22.1 L₹4.51 L₹12,400Processed · Refund issued
AY 2023–24ITR-3₹26.8 L₹5.92 LProcessed
AY 2024–25ITR-3₹29.4 L₹6.78 LProcessed
AY 2025–26ITR-3₹31.2 L₹7.41 LFiled · Under processing

Notices & demands across IT, GST and regulators

Income Tax Department
12 Apr 2026
CPC/2024-25/INT-0142
Intimation u/s 143(1) — AY 2024–25 · no demand
Informational
GST · CBIC
18 May 2026
ASMT-10/27/2026/04881
Scrutiny of returns — discrepancy in ITC claimed vs GSTR-2B (GSTIN 27ABXP…2Z3)
Action requiredDisputed / proposed amount: ₹1,42,300· Reply by 17 Jun 2026
Income Tax Department
02 Jun 2026
DIN/2026/IT/77104
Notice u/s 148A(b) — reassessment proposed for AY 2022–23
Critical · respondDisputed / proposed amount: ₹4,18,500 (estimated)· Reply by 24 Jun 2026
SEBI
07 Jun 2026
EA/2026/INV/0918
Information call — high-value F&O turnover query · informational only
Informational

Why this belongs to the citizen

Today a citizen learns of an IT/GST notice only when their CA sees it, or worse, when enforcement begins. The data is already with GSTN and the Income Tax Department — keyed to the same PAN that anchors BFVM. Surfacing it on a consent-first, citizen-owned dashboard delivers four governance gains:

  • Transparency — the citizen sees, in one place, what the State already knows about them.
  • Timeliness — notices are surfaced the day they are issued, not weeks later.
  • Compliance lift — pending returns and discrepancies are flagged before they become demands.
  • Trust — every fetch is recorded in the consent audit trail. No silent surveillance.

All figures on this page are illustrative. Final implementation would be sequenced after Phase 1 (banking, deposits, MF, demat, NPS, EPF) reaches stable coverage, and would require GSTN and CBDT to publish a citizen-facing read API analogous to the AA framework.