Supply under RCM

Hii,
the supply of GTA services under RCM in GSTR 1 tax liability is reflecting, but for supplier has not to pay any tax right, please let me know.
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This discussion clarifies the GST implications for Goods Transport Agency (GTA) services when Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) applies. While the supply might reflect in GSTR-1, the GTA supplier is generally not required to pay tax if the recipient has already paid under RCM and GST wasn't charged on the invoice. To correctly declare this in GSTR-1, it should be reported as a B2B invoice, with the 'Supply attract Reverse Charge' box ticked. The taxable value should be entered at its applicable rate, but the tax amount (IGST/CGST/SGST) should be shown as zero.

No the GTA is not required to pay if the recipient has paid tax under RCM and further the GTA has not charged GST in their Invoice. 

Thank you, then supplier in his GSTR1 whrere has to mentioned that supply

Declare it in B2B invoices in GSTR 1, check the box (Supply attract Reverse Charge), in Item Details, enter taxable value and amount of tax with 0.00 and proceed.

Means under 0% tax rate

No, enter the taxable value at its own rate whichever it may be but the tax amount in IGST/CGST/SGST as 0.00.

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