Debit note query

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since debit note is required to issue for amount equal to rate difference we cannot enter taxable value in the debit note..in this scenario one need to issue debit note for zero taxable value and showing tax amount only in a debit note... but the question is will GSTR1 accepts such Debit Note ..In gstr1 we need to enter a taxable value in percentage row and tax computes automatically???????????/ ....I have tried every possibility on this context but no concrete solution found
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Hi Ajnas,

Don't use offline utility for this, Do it online enter taxable value as 1 and manually you need to change the tax components. 

If possible can you explain with figure?

Taxable value be 100. Suppose in invoice you charged 12% GST instead of 18%. For difference 6% you need to raise debit note.

While updating CDNR Details you need to show taxable Value as 1 and invoice value as 6 and in tax components Rs 6 you can add that amount manually based on CGST SGST or IGST.

If you are query further ping me in "aptaxprof @ gmail.com".

 

 

"While updating CDNR Details you need to show taxable Value as 1 and invoice value as 6 and in tax components Rs 6 you can add that amount manually based on CGST SGST or IGST." where it is show in table 9(B) credit/debit note taxable value Rs.6 CGST Rs. 6 SGST or Rs. 12 IGST under rate under which rate in table 9(B) credit/debit note is required to show under 12% or 18%?

Tax amount would be CGST Rs 3 and SGST Rs 3 or IGST Rs 6. Rate of Tax you show the correct one in this example its 18%.

 

1.that means we need to put under rate 18% in table 9(B) credit/debit note coloumn Taxable value Rs. 1 CGST 3 SGST 3 or IGST 6, am i right?
2.This reporting is correct as per gst law?
3.is any interest is applicable on differential amount 6%?

1. Correct. Show invoice value as 6. Make sure your tax amount is your invoice amount.

2. This is the only way of reporting.

3. No interest is applicable for differential amount.

In above case example if the credit note is issued reporting in gstr 1 is same as above?


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