Sales return under gst

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The rule for Credit Note issue and reporting in return in case of Sales Return is - suppose the sale made in Sept'18 and the buyer returned part of the goods during Oct'18, the seller is required to issue credit note during the month of Oct'18 and show this in the GSTR-1 for Oct'18, right?

If the seller files his return under quarterly mode, then? I guess in that case this credit note will have to be shown in the quarterly GSTR-1 for the quarter Oct-Dec'18, right? Please Confirm.

Now, the query arises that what about the sale figure for the month of Sept'18 to be reported in GSTR-3B and GSTR-1? whether the sale amount is to be reported after adjusting the sales return or not? If the original sales value to be reported without reducing the sales return, doesn't that mean the seller has to pay higher tax for the period July-Sept? Please elucidate the matter.

Further, if the sales return made by the unregistered buyer, in that case, whether credit note to be issued or any other document? And how to report the same in return? Please clarify.   

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1. The returns based on Documents Date (Sales, Sales return). So, No way for show the details before the Documents date if Liability arise "Huge or Not".
Explanation : Filing required the GSTR 1 as per sales Invoices in the 2nd quarter... Credit note shown in 3rd Quarter...

2. Credit note will be issued...


(In case any other documents available then Pls revert back)

Thank you for the reply.

Another query - If in any month/quarter, no sales were made but sales return was there, in that case how to report the same in GSTR-3B and GSTR-1?

NI more problems in GSTR 1 return. You can file the GSTR 1 only with Sales Return / Credit Note...


But,
In GSTR 3B is difficult. Bcoz, It's not have separate option for Sales/Purchase return.
So, You can wait in the next month and Show the details.

Yes, exactly, no option found in GSTR-3B. Hope that in future the provision would be incorporated.

(Hope that in future the provision would be incorporated.)

Yes... May be.
As per my view, In future GSTR 3B will be not required or available...


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