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Dear Experts, Plese confirm If I am a registered dealer and I purchase goods from unregistered person. Will I have to raise my own invoice (Tax Invoice) under reverse charge? If yes, then in whose name the invoice shall be made. Please confirm.

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Suppose you had done 100 transactions in a month with unregistered dealers, then at the month end you can raise a single tax invoice in respect of those supplies covered under reverse charge.

That invoice you must raise on yourself.
If goods is lying under different rates
@ Ashwani rajput:In case goods lying in different rates then different invoices for different rates
For example: you made 50 transactions on 5%rated goods and 20 transactions on 12%rated goods,then you can raise 2 tax invoices in respect of those transactions
One is for all the 5% sales and another for all the 12% sales.
Agreed with Dhana P.
thanku
Dear all further please tell me on same issue that HSN/SAC code are also required for claim itc on RCM invoices
Yes HSN/SAC are mandatory, because you need to fill them in GSTR-1 and GSTR-2 forms.

I was going through GSTR-1 and 2 in the GST portal. But I could not find any section for RCM invoice details. In the return, where exatly do we provide the details of invoices raised for RCM. GSTR-1 or GSTR-2 and where exactly?

In GSTR 2 you need to submit in Table no. 5 I guess

invoice will in on self.

sir,

He is purchasing goods from an unregistered dealer the transaction itself is an RCM .under RCM you will not pay any input tax  but if your rising any invoice on your self that means you had paid tax and also how can we raise invoice as a purchaser.

so all there are againt the law.you should not rise any self invoice it will difficult when you are filing the GSTR-2 return that means this amount of input tax you paid to the seller of the goods


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