Clear status, clear ownership, clear outcomes.
provide real-time visibility into .They ensure filings move from planned → prepared → filed → acknowledged → closed—without slips.
- Track filing status across months and quarters
- Assign responsibility and due dates
- Prevent missed steps after “data prepared”
- Create audit-ready execution evidence
- Reduce follow-ups between finance, HR, and advisors
- Data readiness
- GSTR-1 / GSTR-3B filing
- ARN confirmation
- Reconciliation follow-ups
Planned → Data Ready → Filed → Acknowledged → Closed
- Deduction completion
- Challan payment
- Quarterly return filing
- Form 16 / 16A issuance
Deducted → Paid → Filed → Certificates Issued
- Salary computation
- PF / ESI filing
- Payslip issuance
- Statutory payment confirmation
Computed → Paid → Filed → Reported
- Document collection
- Computation completion
- Filing status
- Verification & refund follow-up
Docs Ready → Filed → Verified → Closed
- Individuals, Professionals, Businesses
- Transaction occurrence
- RBI reporting forms
- Bank confirmations
- Closure acknowledgements
Triggered → Reported → Acknowledged → Closed
- NRIs, Foreign subsidiaries
- Information requests
- Responses submitted
- Open queries
- Audit closure
Requested → Submitted → Reviewed → Closed
- Audit coordination, due diligence
Simple execution guidance:
Select the tracker matching the compliance activity
Assign owner and due dates clearly
Update status as each step completes
Attach references (ARN, challan, acknowledgment)
Retain tracker as compliance evidence
Filing trackers work best when updated weekly or monthly without exception.
Most compliance failures occur after preparation —when execution steps aren’t tracked to closure.
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