My client is a registered transporter and he provides service to a registered dealer,and under rcm supplier pays the tax....so advise whether in which column of gstr-3b we have to enter the taxable value of such service...or we should'nt enter??
in point of view you cant show this amount as your sale in3b cause you face laibility on it .. in actually you do not have to pay any type of tax on it। .. so show this amount as exempt in gst ... and show these sale bills in gstr 1 B2B attracting reverse charge ... :)
I agree...with u Mondira Saha ma'm...but there is no specific coloumn mentioned in gstr-3b for such reverse charge services...so will it be legible..if i show in exempt side????
IF GTA HAS CHARGED 5% ON HIS SERVICE, & IF HE SHOWS THE SAME IN GSTR 3B UNDER EXEMPTED TABLE, HOW IT WILL CALCULATE THE TAX LIABILITY FOR HIM, (HOW CAN HE DEPO. THE TAX FOR THE SAME)
why tax laibility for GTA inderstand point this is not mendetory that GTA is registered and mendetory he charge tax ... in 12% he can add on invoice if he want he can issue builty without tax not matter he is registered or not ... same above query so why transporter shows laibility cause recipemt pay tax under RCM ...
Goods Transport Agent has followingThree Options or we may say three situations :
1. Providing Services to Specified Category Recipient – Applicability of Reverse Charge as per Notification No. 13/2017- Central Tax (Rate) Dt : 28.06.2017
2. Services to other than Specified Category Recipient – Forward Charge @ 5% without ITC – Rate of GST as per Notification No. 11/2017-Central Tax (Rate) Dt : 28th June, 2017