The GST portal has introduced auto-populated GSTR-3B forms from November 2020. While this includes liability for inward supplies under reverse charge from GSTR-2B, an incorrect alert is being triggered when taxpayers adjust these figures upwards by 10%. The technical team is addressing this issue. Taxpayers should continue to report their accurate reverse charge liability in Table-3.1(d) when filing their GSTR-3B.
The system has started providing auto-populated GSTR-3B on the basis of GSTR-1 & GSTR-2B from the tax period of November 2020 onwards. In this auto-populated GSTR-3B, liability on account of inward supplies attracting reverse charge auto-populated in Table-3.1(d) is also drawn from GSTR-2B of the taxpayer for the said tax period. The values in GSTR 2B are auto populated from the GSTR-1 of the counter-parties making the supply.
It is noticed that the system is giving alert when the taxpayer revises the auto-populated values upward by 10% in table 3.1(d) which pertains to inward supplies attracting reverse charge. This alert is erroneous. The technical team is working to resolve the same at the earliest.
Meanwhile, the taxpayers may kindly continue to declare their correct liability in Table-3.1(d) pertaining to liability on inward supplies attracting reverse charge and proceed to file GSTR-3B
FAQ :
An erroneous alert is appearing when taxpayers increase the auto-populated reverse charge liability in Table-3.1(d) by 10% or more.
Table 3.1(d), which pertains to inward supplies attracting reverse charge.
The system started providing auto-populated GSTR-3B from the tax period of November 2020 onwards.
The information is drawn from GSTR-2B of the taxpayer for the relevant tax period, which is populated from the GSTR-1 of the suppliers.
Taxpayers should continue to declare their correct liability in Table-3.1(d) and proceed to file their GSTR-3B, as the alert is erroneous.
Yes, the technical team is aware of the issue and is working to resolve it at the earliest.