GST table 12 query

Mr. B Ltd is a GTA services provider, Mr. B issued GST invoice on Reverse charge basis, total sale of service  during the month  april 2021 is Rs.200000+5% GST on reverse charge basis,
Query 1:- B Ltd is required to report the SAC (Service Accounting Code) summery of outward supply on reverse charge in table 12 of GSTR 1?
Query 2:- if yes While  reporting such SAC summery in table 12, we need to report both taxable value Rs.200000 and 5% GST on Rs. 200000 or only Rs.200000?
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies reporting requirements for GST Table 12 concerning GTA services provided on a reverse charge basis. It confirms that Service Accounting Codes (SAC) must be reported for outward supplies under reverse charge. When reporting, only the taxable value should be entered in Table 12, not the GST amount. The same principle applies to zero-rated supplies like exports; only the taxable value needs to be declared unless tax was charged on the invoice.

1/ Yes B Ltd required to put SAC Code in GSTR 1.
2/ B Ltd is GTA. Your Taxable value and Invoice valu is same i.e. Rs 200000/-. In table no 12 of GSTR 1 you only mention taxable value coloum you put rs 200000/-. in other coloun i.e IGST, cgst and sgst no need to put any amount.
Sir one more doubt what about in case hsn wise summery in case of zero rate supply like export/SEZ supplies with/without payment of tax, we need to mention only Taxable value or bothe taxable value and tax amount?

only taxable value. but if you charge tax in your invoice then u should be reported tax amount

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