Inward Reverse supply from Registered dealer which column to show in GSTR 1.
Note: tax paid by registered dealer (opposite party) in way of RCM
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This discussion clarifies the reporting of Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) inward supplies in GSTR 1. While the recipient is liable to pay tax and claim Input Tax Credit (ITC), they generally do not report these transactions in GSTR 1. Instead, the supplier reports outward supplies attracting RCM in Table 4b of GSTR 1. The recipient reports inward supplies liable to RCM in Table 3.1(D) of GSTR 3B. The complexities of reporting foreign remittances under RCM in GSTR 1 are also addressed.
The supplier has to report in table 4b of Gstr1 outward supplies attracting tax on reverse charge basis and the recipient has to report in table 3.1 (D) of gstr 3b inward supplies liable to reverse charges
WATS THE TREATMENT IF THE RCM EXPENSES IS A FOREIGN REMITTENCE- RCM ON THAT, WHERE TO SHOW IN GSTR - 1 - IN 3B WE WILL DECLARE IN 3.1 TABLE, BUT IN GSTR -1 WHERE SUCH EXPENSES TO BE SHOWN - ESPECIALLY FOREIGN PROF. CHARGES EXPENSES
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