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Posted on 14 November 2026
Report the exempt land-sale value in GSTR-9, even if it was omitted from GSTR-3B. If the ₹50 lakh relates to sale of land, it is neither a supply of goods nor services under Schedule III; disclose it in Table 5F (Non-GST supply), rather than treating it as an exempt supply in Table 5D. Interest on bank deposits is generally exempt financial service income; disclose it in Table 5D (Exempted supplies), subject to the nature of the receipt. Reconcile these figures with the annual accounts and explain the difference from GSTR-3B in the applicable reconciliation statements.
- For annual turnover of ₹3.5 crore, GSTR-9C is generally not required under the currently applicable threshold-based rules; file GSTR-9 if required for that financial year.
- For ₹6 crore, GSTR-9C is generally required along with GSTR-9, subject to the rules and exemptions applicable to the specific financial year. The ₹3 crore taxable turnover reported in 3B does not by itself determine the annual aggregate turnover; include the relevant exempt and non-GST values in the turnover reconciliation.
- Confirm the financial year and whether the ₹50 lakh represents land sold outright or another construction-related transaction, as that can affect classification.
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