Difference in Sales as per GST Return and Income Tax Return


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This discussion addresses discrepancies between sales figures reported in GST returns (GSTR-1 and GSTR-9) and Income Tax Returns, particularly for a partnership firm using the cash system of accounting. It clarifies that while GSTR-9C reconciliation might not be mandatory for firms below a certain turnover, filing GSTR-9 is advisable to adjust any short payments identified in GSTR-3B, ensuring accurate liability reporting.

31 January 2020 Dear Sir,

While filing GSTR-9 return for F.Y. 2017-18 of a Partnership firm (CA), I am getting a difference in Sales figure shown in my Income Tax Return and Sales figure reflecting in my GSTR-1.

The difference is due to Cash system of accounting followed while paying Service Tax. My query is how this calculation can be shown in GSTR-9 to match it with Sales as per Income tax return.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

31 January 2020 Show it in 9c reconciliation.

03 February 2020 But the firm is not liable to file 9c reconciliation since turnover is below 2 crore

03 February 2020 In such a case 9 filing not mandatory. Even if it's filed you can reply when asked for.

04 February 2020 Ok, and one more thing, at the time of finalizing the accounts for F.Y. 2017-18, it was found that there was short payment of GST in GSTR-3B when we compared it with GSTR-1 of around 1 lac. Hence the payment was done at that time and amount is reflecting in Cash ledger balance. In this case, is it mandatory to file GSTR-9 to adjust the liability if not liable to GST Audit.

04 February 2020 Yes file it to adjust liability.

07 February 2020 Thank you Sir. My return is now filed.

07 February 2020 Welcome.................


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