Zubz World
23 December 2020 at 15:11

Input Tax Credit Query

Hi...
I am new to this GST working and need an advise on it.
Actually i am opening medical and convenience shop which would be operational in 1 or 2 months. It's on proprietorship.

So for the same if I have to purchase Ac , Computers , accessories I will pay GST on it. So can I utilize this as Input Tax Credit ??
If yes than for how much time the claim would be valid...?

My Shop Current Account is not yet opened and I will pay for purchases from my Saving Account. (Single Name)

Thanks in advance
Zubin


Pragati Sharma
23 December 2020 at 14:54

Credit Note & Debit Note under GST

A GST regd taxpayer has issued credit note to customer in Sept 2020 against goods returned on sale. He reported the same in GSTR 1 and took its effect in GSTR 3B for Sept.

The assessee has noticed that the customer has already issued debit notes against the good returned in August 2020 GSTR1 and is reflecting in October GSTR 2B of supplier.

The assessee has reduced his output liability in GSTR 3B of sept but due to debit note effect, ITC is reflecting in GSTR 2B of Oct. Thus the GST portal is having double effect of this credit note amount

How to take the correct effect?


Pragati Sharma
23 December 2020 at 13:07

GSTR 3B - adjustment of credit note

An assessee made IGST sales during the month of Oct 2020. He has also issued Credit Notes during the oct month with CGST & SGST.

Now while filing the GST return how he will make the adjustment in the return. Since he cannot adjust CGST SGST with IGST in table 3 of outward supply? In month of Nov & Dec, the assessee will not be making any CGST SGST sale with which he can make adjustment in future months.

Please guide ahead.


MAHESHA R
23 December 2020 at 12:32

TCS @ 0.075%

Dear Sir,

We are deducting TCS @ 0.075% from 01.10.2020 onwards on supply of goods.

Kindly advise is it required to deduct balance outstanding as on 30.09.2020 is also applicable TCS.

Best regards
Mahesh




CA SANDIP HISARIYA
23 December 2020 at 11:48

GST ON ADVANCE

One E commerce company (ABC) into the business of Food delivery.

Rahul a customer place an order on 15th Dec, 2020 via ABC company website/APP to deliver food on 2nd Feb, 2021 as per his choice of restaurant and menu. Rahul paid full amount in advance on 15th Dec to ABC. Restaurant (XYZ) will deliver food on 2nd Feb, 2021 and will get payment from ABC after the delivery of Food as per agreement with ABC.

All the Payment received by ABC will park in there nodal Account. ABC will received there commission only after the delivery of food and XYZ restaurant also received amount from ABC nodal account after the delivery of food to customer.

Invoice will be issue by XYZ on the date of delivery of food. ABC will issue invoice to XYZ for commission after the delivery of food.

Note: As per RBI, nodal Account balance not part of ABC Books of accounts at any point of time.

In the above scenario. Is XYZ is liable to pay GST on advance payment received by ABC in there nodal account? How GST treatment will happen?


Thanks in advance.


Kollipara Sundaraiah

Sir,
One of a I.t Assess (husband) some amount rs:80 lacs transferred to another I.t Assess(wife) bank account transfer.this amount wife used for some loans repayment purposes
Question:
Above transactions both assess treatment for cash gift to wife or cash loan to wife benefit and safe under I.t. act.


Kapil
22 December 2020 at 23:03

Capital Gain

Hi There,

I have a question related to capital gain on my property sold.

I purchased a flat by entering into an agreement of sale (Notarised) in Nov 2013 for 28 Lacs and got the possession in Oct 2016. The sale deed was not registered at this time but was done in Jun 2018 (Stamp duty paid 3 Lacs).

I sold this flat in Dec 2019 and the sale deed was registered for 40 Lacs.

My question is what will be the nature of capital gain here- Long/Short term?
Amount of capital gain tax for AY 20-21.

Thanks in advance.
Regards


YELLANKI RATHNAGIRI

Dear all

Mr. X is a builder
Flat value 50lakh
Semi finished flat was sold for 35 Lakh
for remaining work 15 Lakh he entered in to construction agreement with buyer on same day

Doubts
Now builder has to pay GST 5% on 35 Lakh and 18% on 15 Lakh
Or
5% on 50 Lakhs

please clarify me


Reena
22 December 2020 at 15:49

Credit Note and debit Note in GSTR3B

Dear Sir/Madam

credit Note and Debit Note raised by vendor and it is reflected in 2A, In GSTR3B where should I report these.


Pragati Sharma
22 December 2020 at 14:52

RCM input under GST

A GST registered taxpayer is filing return for Jan 2020. He is having RCM liability. He files the return on 20.05.2020 for Jan 2020.

He discharges his RCM liability and takes ITC in Jan 2020 return.

Whether he is eligible for the ITC in Jan 2020 or in May 2020.





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