10 June 2022
Sir/Madam, When The commission income amount of a DTH recharge voucher saler/retailer is the Gross Turn over in income tax, Then what is the Turn over in GST ? A Recharge voucher saler retailer purchases recharge voucher from a company,then he sales as B2C ,he shows the total sale amount of recharge voucher in GSTR1 at B2C table and He shows the commission amount Bill of sale recharge voucher in B2B (Commission claims to company) .So his Annual turnover as per GST return is very high than Income Tax gross turnover (there are only commission income amount is the turn over) .So, my question is, can he shows defferent turnover (In Income tax as per commission income amount And In GST as per sale recharge voucher total amount) in GST RETURN and income tax return?
10 June 2022
No need to show any turnover in b2c table of GSTR 1. Showing the commission amount Bill of sale recharge voucher in B2B (Commission claims to company) is the right one. In such a case no difference with IT turnover.
10 June 2022
I already show the turnover in b2c table , then will it create any problem? and if I will not show recharge voucher sale in B2C then ITC (ITC from Purchase Recharge voucher) will grow in ledger balance. then how to control it?
10 June 2022
If I shall not claim ITC , then if Recharge voucher can't sale or unsold in future, then how to claim ITC in future by refund or by debit note ?
11 June 2022
Sir , with respect i am giving an opinion that , Definition of Turnover in GST act and Income Tax Act is defferent and defferent explained also. So, I think In this above said matter, we can show defferent turnover in GST And Income Tax Return by supporting both Act.
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