Forgot to deduct the credit note issued figures of HSN in July 24 GSTR 1A. Should had given negative figures. Is it ok to deduct the same from August GSTR 1 HSN?

Respected Sir,

We are writing to seek your esteemed guidance regarding a matter related to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law in India, specifically concerning the refund of CESS paid on coal used for manufacturing purposes under the Inverted Duty Structure.

Our company is engaged in the manufacturing of Steel & Iron, and we regularly supply our products to Merchant Exporters as well. As per our understanding, the GST law allows for a refund under the Inverted Duty Structure when the tax on inputs is higher than the tax on the output. However, we have encountered a situation where the refund of CESS paid on coal, which is a critical input in our manufacturing process, is not permitted under the current provisions.

Our Queries:

• We would like to clarify whether the refund of CESS paid on coal used in manufacturing is permissible under the Inverted Duty Structure, especially in the context of sales to merchant exporters.

We would be grateful if you could assist us in exploring any other avenues or provisions within the GST law that might allow us to claim relief or refund on the CESS paid on coal. Given the significance of this matter to our operations, we kindly request a prompt response to this query. Your guidance will greatly assist us in ensuring compliance with the GST regulations while optimizing our input tax credit utilization.

We appreciate your assistance and look forward to your valuable input.

Taxpayer has business of printing. They used this SAC code when paper is supply by the recipient and the recipient is registered under GST. Taxpayer observation is that since recipient is registered and input (paper) and content supplied by the recipient it constitute a job work and hence charged GST @ 5% with SAC code 9988 [ we are talking about only BOOK printing ]. Accordingly when paper is supplied by the recipient but the recipient is not registered under GST we charged 18% under SAC code 18%. But recently we got an order for book printing from an unregistered recipient who told us whether the recipient is registered or not not registered GST on book printing is 5%. Please suggest us in this matter

Under construction property sold for 6400000 received money in 3 installments of 2400000 lakhs, 2000000 lakhs and 2000000 lakhs before the sale deed is registered. All advances are shown in GST and GST is paid but the sales entry and adjustment with advance is not done. Is there ant interest or penalty payable for the same. Sale Date : 17-08-2023. Amendment for rectification will be done in August 2024.

Invoice issued and payment received for supply of goods. But goods not removed due to non availability of vehicle. Hence e way bill not generated and invoice not cancelled since it is e invoice. After 15 days , now the company wants to move the goods. Is it safer to transport the goods along with the old bill by taking fresh e way bill? Thanks in advance.

Dear Expert,

01.The GST Registered person has received from the service provider ,for which he has paid the GST under RCM.
02.Later on, he has received the credit note for that RCM amount, which was paid by the registered person.
03.Now how the GST components on the credit note for RCM, shall be processed under GST return?

we are exporter and filed PMT 03 for inadmissible amount , we want to withdraw the pmt 03 which we filed already , please advise further.

PLS PROVIDE ABOVE RECO SHEET IN EXCEL .

ONE OF MY CLIENT HAS GENERATED E-INVOICE. BUT IT IS NOT REFLECTED IN GSTR1 ON THE PORTAL. WHAT IS THE SOLUTION FOR THIS PROBLEM?

SIR,

WE HAVE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM OUR GST RANGE OFFICE ASKING US TO SUBMIT NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS FOR THE YEARS 19-20 TO TO 22-23 AS CERA IS CONDUCTING RANGE OFFICES AUDIT.. WE WANT TO KNOW THAT WHETHER WE HAVE TO SUBMIT THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS TO THE RANGE OFFICE. SOME SAYS THAT CERA HAVE NO AUTHORITY TO CHECK A PRIVATE PARTIES ACCOUNT. PLEASE ADVISE.

THANKS