Mismatch in gross receipts 26 AS and gst turnover

Last year
gross receipts 26AS - 18,00,000/-
Gst turnover - 20,00,000/-

One party not deposited tds in last year for 2,00,000/- bill amount

tax paid on 20,00,000/- income

Current year
gross receipts 26AS - 20,00,000/-
Gst turnover - 18,00,000/-

Last year party deposited tax in current year 2,00,000 bill amt

How to report in current year ITR?

If we disclose gst turnover, defective notice will be serve for mismatch in gross receipts in 26AS and turnover.

If disclose gross receipts 26AS then double tax will apply as we already paid tax last year.
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This discussion addresses a common issue where GST turnover and 26AS gross receipts don't match due to TDS deposit timing. The key is to report income based on your GST invoicing (accrual basis) and claim TDS credit only when it appears in your 26AS. Maintaining a detailed reconciliation note is crucial for explaining any discrepancies to tax authorities.

You need to rectify the entries and sumit revised return GSTR1, GSTR-3B and TDS returns.
After correction made a reconciliation of GST returns and updated 26AS to ensure that the figures are now matching.

This is a TDS timing difference, not a real mismatch. Here is how to document it:

Year 1: Your GST turnover was Rs 20L because you raised invoices worth Rs 20L. But 26AS shows Rs 18L because the party owing Rs 2L TDS had not yet deposited it with the government.

Year 2: The same party deposited Rs 2L TDS in Year 2, so your 26AS now shows Rs 20L (Rs 18L current year TDS + Rs 2L from Year 1 invoice).

How to file ITR in both years:

- Report GROSS RECEIPTS as per your GST invoicing (accrual basis), not as per 26AS
- Claim TDS credit only as per 26AS. The Rs 2L TDS credit will come in Year 2 ITR. You cannot claim it in Year 1 even if the income was earned then
- Keep a reconciliation note: party name, invoice date and number, amount, and the year the TDS was deposited
- No revision of GSTR-1 or GSTR-3B is needed if the invoices were raised correctly

If the tax portal sends an AIS mismatch notice, the reconciliation statement is your full answer. This scenario is specifically addressed in reconciliation provisions.

For professional income reconciliation between 26AS, AIS, and GST turnover, Tax Garden handles this as part of [income tax filing for professionals](https://taxgarden.in/services).

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