Dear All,
I need opinion on the below:
For the month of March, there were some accrued income and hence they have recognized the revenue in the month of March and also they have raised the GST invoices to the client. But client has not accepted the invoice and have rejected the same to reissue for April or subsequent month when it is due.
I had a opinion that, if there is an accrued income and not due to be billed, only to the extent of the cost, the revenue can be recognized and income taxes has to be paid accordingly and there should not be any GST invoices to be raised and no liability to be created for GST. Instead an internal invoice can be raised and to be grouped under unbilled revenue and to be reversed as and when billed. Can anyone vouch for it or guide me the proper methodology, please
Thanks,
Rajesh R
Respected Sir,
Our office has been changed, What to do on GST site for getting the address changed ?
DEAR SIR
ONE OF CLIENT HAD ISSUE IN RETURN AS UNDER:-
IN JANUARY 18000 TAX PAID ACCESS AND 3B ALSO FILED (BY MISTAKE FEBRUARY'S 3 SALES BILL TAKEN TWISE IN 3B, ONCE IN JANUARY'S RETURN AND ONCE IN FEBRUARY'S RETURN).
QUERY FOUND WHEN I PREPARED GSTR-1 FOR LAST QTR AND NOW WE HAD FILED ALL 3 MONTH'S 3B AND GSTR-1 IS PENDING.
SO HOW CAN I SOLVE THIS ISSUE NOW...
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Thanks & Regards
Dear Experts,
Do we need to proportionately reverse the ITC taken on the basis of supplier's invoice if there is tiny shortage at the time of receiving goods. Eg.
Weight at supplier's weighbridge : 25.240 MT
Invoiced quantity : 25.240 MT
Weight at recipient's weighbridge : 25.200 MT
Shortage : 0.040 MT
We are booking quantity in stock as per supplier's invoice only, and not as per our weighbridge. We weigh the truck only to roughly tally it's weight with the supplier's weight and to see if there is not a bigger shortage (in tonnes!)
Only in rare cases, the received weight is equal or more than invoiced quantity. The small variations mostly are due to difference in calibrations of weighbridges.
I recall, that in CENVAT regime, we were supposed to reverse credits pro-rata even for small shortages.
Kindly enlighten us regarding its treatment in GST rules.
TIA
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