Does restaurant has to pay GST on food being sold through ecommerce operator?

Hello,

We are a restaurant and selling food through zomato and swiggy...

my question  is previously we used to show all the turnover of zomato and dine in in taxable sales and used to pay 5% tax on it... Now GST being payable by ecommerce operators, how shall we account for the sale through ecommerce operators under GST?

Do we have to show under taxable supplies or we do not have to pay tax on it?

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This discussion clarifies the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications for restaurants selling food through e-commerce operators like Zomato and Swiggy. Previously, restaurants paid GST on their entire turnover, including sales via these platforms. However, with the introduction of GST payable by e-commerce operators, restaurants now need to report these sales differently. The consensus is that restaurants are no longer directly liable for GST on these sales, and they should be disclosed in specific sections of GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B, potentially claiming refunds for any excess tax previously paid.

Through e commerce operators it's reduced .Please upload your detailed turnover .

Turnover for Dine In - Rs. 8 lakhs

 

Turnover through Zomato - Rs. 14 lakhs

Total turnover - Rs. 22 lakhs, now 5% tax to be paid on what turnover?

 

 

Show it in GSTR-3B 3.1.1 (ii).

A new table has been introduced

Whether 5% GST has to be paid or not on Zomato sales?

GST will be paid by Zomato. You will just need to disclose in the above mentioned table

Since january 2022 to June 2022 i have shown in taxable supplies and paid 5% tax on it... Now how can i rectify it?

You will have to claim refund under excess payment of tax

Should i claim refund or can i amend GSTR 1 and reduce the liability in GSTR 3B of the July 2022 month?

You can do that also if you have tax liability to adjust. 

yes, i have tax liability....

 

So where to declare sales made through zomato in GSTR 1 of restaurant? which table can u please guide?

Can someone please share me offcial G.O which says how to show sales 

Just ammend your GSTR-1 and your liability in GSTR-3B auto calculated. Select RCM applicable in GSTR-1.

How does RCM comes into picture here?

LETS EXPLAIN IN DETAIL E COMMERECE OPERATOR MODALITIES

1.

PERSONS WHO AE SUPPLIER OF SERVICES AND SUPPLYING SERVICES THROUGH E COMMERCE OPERATOR ARE NOT REQUIRED TO REGISTER UNDER GST IF AGGREGATE TURNOVER LESS THAN 20 LACS. PER ANNUM

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