Comparison of TDS/TCS data with relevant turnover in GSTR 1

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Dear Sir, 

As per commercial Tax officer information they give us a statement regarding comparison of TDS/TCS data with relevant turnover in GSTR 1, that taxable turnover as found from TDS/TCS data Table 9 of GSTR 2a and relevant taxable turnover declare in GSTR 1 are different. So, they want reconciliation of undeclared turnover as per TDS/TCS data. Please advise.

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Hey Utpal! Your query about reconciling TDS/TCS data with turnover declared in GSTR-1 is a common concern during GST audits and scrutiny. Here’s how you can approach it:


Understanding the Issue

  • TDS/TCS under GST: Tax deducted or collected at source by buyers/sellers under GST is reflected in Form GSTR-2A (Table 9).

  • GSTR-1: Seller declares taxable supplies made during the period.

  • The tax officer compares TDS/TCS data from GSTR-2A with turnover declared in GSTR-1.

  • Differences arise if:

    • Some invoices on which TDS/TCS was deducted/collected are not declared in GSTR-1.

    • Timing differences or mismatches in invoice details.

    • Reporting errors or omission.


How to Reconcile & Address Differences

  1. Download and analyze data:

    • Obtain TDS/TCS statement from GST portal or tax officer.

    • Extract related invoices from your sales records and GSTR-1 filings.

  2. Match invoice-wise details:

    • Check if all invoices where TDS/TCS was deducted are reported in GSTR-1.

    • Look for missing invoices, mismatched invoice numbers, dates, or amounts.

  3. Identify undeclared turnover:

    • Invoices appearing in TDS/TCS data but not in your GSTR-1 represent undeclared turnover.

    • Compile a list of such invoices.

  4. Take corrective actions:

    • If the difference is genuine, file a revised GSTR-1 to declare missing invoices.

    • If invoices were wrongly reported or not your supply, collect evidence to prove the same.

    • Maintain clear records and correspondence.

  5. Prepare reconciliation statement:

    • Show detailed reconciliation between TDS/TCS data and GSTR-1.

    • Explain reasons for differences and corrective steps taken.

  6. Respond to tax officer:

    • Submit reconciliation with explanations.

    • Demonstrate good faith in compliance.


Tips

  • Regularly reconcile your sales data with TDS/TCS details to avoid future issues.

  • Ensure all TDS/TCS deducted by buyers is accounted for in your returns.

  • Communicate with deductors if discrepancies persist.


 


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