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# Generate GSTR-4 Return
**YouTube:** [How to Generate GSTR-4 Return?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZScuTTecoo)
## How to Generate GSTR-4 Return?
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the **step-by-step process of generating GSTR-4** in Logic ERP.\
GSTR-4 is a simplified return form designed for **small businesses registered under the Composition Scheme** to report their tax liability.
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### **Open the GST Returns Module**
* Navigate to the **GST Returns** module.
* Select **GSTR-4** as the return type.
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### **Choose the Return Period**
* Select whether you want to generate the return **Quarterly** or **Annually**.
* For this example, we’ll generate the return **Quarterly**.
* Enter the **Start Date** of the period.
* The software will automatically calculate the **End Date** based on your selection.
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### **Generate the Return**
* Click on the **Generate** button.
* The system will process and generate the **GSTR-4 return** for the selected period.
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### **Export or Upload Data**
#### Once the return is generated, you have two options:
* **Create a JSON File** – which can be directly **uploaded to the GST Portal**.
* **Export to Excel** – by clicking the **Upload** button, allowing you to review and file it manually through the GST Portal.
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**You have successfully generated and exported the GSTR-4 Return in Logic ERP.**
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