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Reporting Nil-Rated & Exempted Outward Supplies in GSTR-9 where same are billed with taxable goods

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In GSTR-9:

A) Exempt/NilRated/Non-GST Outward Supplies are to be reported as per Table 8 of GSTR-1.

[our Accounting/ERP system captured only those invoices which are 100% Nil-Rated, Exemped and/or Non-GST. Therefore, invoices containing mixed supplies (i.e. both Nil-Rated/Exempted & Taxable items) are captured in B2B & B2C Tables]

B) But, taxable outward supplies are to be reported based on tax payment concept (i.e. as per GSTR-3B).

[taxable outward supplies reported under GSTR-3B also excludes values of Nil-Rated/Exempted items billed along-with taxable items under same invoice]

Now, If we fill GSTR-9 as per points a & b above, then the values of Nil-Rated & Exempted items which are billed along with taxable items are Not captured in table 4 or table 5 of GSTR-9. And therefore, same is Not captured in total Turnover in 5N of Part-II of GSTR-9.

Kindly advise, how to correctly report the outward supplies in GSTR-9, so that that they can be correctly captured and reconciled in GSTR-9C.

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Have you reported the Output Tax in GSTR 3B correctly ??? if yes then
Report the data in table 4 & 5 of GSTR 9 manually as per Books .

Sir, thank you for the response.

Total figures reported in GSTR-3B (including adjustments made in 18-19 3B) are slightly overstated. O/w taxable supplies are overstated by Rs.25,000 and corresponding total tax overstated by approx Rs.4,000. (Not sure if this wil be taken care of in GSTR-9C reconciliation or that we need to separately file RFD-01 for the same).

However, TOTAL figures reported in GSTR-1 (including amendments made in 18-19) are correct, with the only caveat that value of Exempt and Nil-rated supplies which are billed along with taxable goods are captured in R1's B2B & B2C tables instead of Table 8 for Nil-Rated.

If reporting actual as per books (which is less than total output tax reported in GSTR-3B), output tax will Not match to tax liability as per table 9 of GSTR-9.

SO, it looks like we two options in front of us :-

Option 1) Report all figures as per books (with correct bifurcation of taxable and non-taxable supplies in table 4 and 5), which excludes amounts to be reported in Table 10 and 11 as per GSTR-3B. AND then correct(reduce) the auto-populated tax liability amounts in Table 9 to Match with Net Total of output tax as per Table 4 and 5 as adjusted by Table 10 and 11 -which gives us correct output tax and turnover as per books.

Option 2) Report all figures in Table 4, 5, 10, 11 as per GSTR-3B (this will leave output tax to be overstated, but it will match with auto-populated Tax Liability in Table 9). Let the excess reporting as per 3B be shown by auditor in GSTR-9C reconciliation.

Sir, your valued inputs will be highly appreciated.

dear Narendra

Before I reply to your query kindly clarocl me following : 

1. 25000/- outward supply & 4000/- output tax excess reported in GSTR 3B or in GSTR 1. 

2. If the Output tax reported in GSTR1 for FY 2017-18 match with your Books.

3. kindly clarify the "to file RFD 01" how can you file the same..

 

3. 

 

 

Originally posted by : Pankaj Rawat
dear Narendra

Before I reply to your query kindly clarocl me following : 

1. 25000/- outward supply & 4000/- output tax excess reported in GSTR 3B or in GSTR 1. 

2. If the Output tax reported in GSTR1 for FY 2017-18 match with your Books.

3. kindly clarify the "to file RFD 01" how can you file the same..
 
3. 

Dear Pankaj ji, wish you a Happy New Year !!

Sorry for the late reply.

Re to your point 1:- 25000 & 4000 excess reported in GSTR-3B.

Re to your point 2:- Total Output Tax as per Books = Output Supply+Tax of FY 17-18 as reported in :

  (i) monthly GSTR-1's from Jul'17 to Mar'18     +   

  (ii) in GSTR-1 from Apr'18 to Mar'19 [which includes amendments to 17-18 invoices AND reporting of some 17-18 invoices that were Not reported in (i) above].

Re to your point 3:-  by "filing RFD-01" i meant claiming refund -if that is possible, because in our case the excess payment is Not sitting in the e-cash ledger. The excess reporting in 3B and payment thereon led creating excess liability in liability ledger and set-off thru cash ledger.  Please correct me if this is Not the way to claim the excess output tax.

Hello sir, any update on above ?


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