Compliance calendar
6 statutory dates fall in November 2026. Each one below says who must file, what the filing covers, and what being late costs.
Quick Statutory Answer
TDS / TCS deposit: 7 November. GSTR-1 (outward supplies): 11 November. ESI contributions: 15 November. PF contributions: 15 November. GSTR-3B return and GST payment: 20 November. MGT-7 (annual return): 29 November.
| Date | What is due | Covers | Who must file | If late | Law |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat, 7 November 2026 | TDS / TCS deposit | for October 2026 | Anyone who deducts tax at source — on salaries, rent, contractor or professional fees | Interest at 1.5% a month on the tax, from the date it was deducted until it is paid (1% a month for any delay in deducting it) | Income-tax Act, 2025, s. 398(3)(a) (formerly s. 201(1A)) |
| Wed, 11 November 2026 | GSTR-1 (outward supplies) | for October 2026 | GST-registered businesses filing monthly (quarterly QRMP filers file by the 13th after the quarter) | ₹50 a day (₹20 for a nil return) until filed, up to a cap set by turnover | CGST Act, s. 47 |
| Sun, 15 November 2026 | ESI contributions | for October 2026 | Employers covered by ESIC — generally from 10 employees, for staff within the wage ceiling | Interest on the late contribution, and damages that grow with the delay | Code on Social Security, 2020 |
| Sun, 15 November 2026 | PF contributions | for October 2026 | Employers registered with EPFO — compulsory from 20 employees | 12% a year interest on the late contribution, and damages on top | Code on Social Security, ss. 127 & 128 |
| Fri, 20 November 2026 | GSTR-3B return and GST payment | for October 2026 | GST-registered businesses filing monthly (quarterly filers: 22nd or 24th after the quarter, by state) | ₹50 a day late fee (₹20 for a nil return), plus 18% a year interest on unpaid tax | CGST Act, ss. 47 & 50 |
| Sun, 29 November 2026 | MGT-7 (annual return) | for FY 2025-26 | Private limited companies and OPCs | ₹100 a day, with no upper limit | Companies Act, 2013, s. 403 |
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These are the dates the law sets. The government extends some of them by notification, often close to the day, and a few depend on facts about your business — your turnover slab, whether you file GST quarterly, when your AGM was held. Check for an extension, and confirm with your CA, before treating a date as final.