In order to aware the general public with the latest GST provisions and amendments, the government authorities regularly issue several GST forms to acknowledge the latest structural changes in the laws and regulations in the goods and services tax regime.
Here we provide all the updated GST forms including Sugam, Sahaj, final GST rules, rules related to the registration and amendments, GST forms related to the returns/statements, invoice formats and transition and migration-related GST forms.
Find all the necessary GST forms on all the categories here:
The person supplying online information and database access or retrieval services from a place outside India to a person in India, other than a registered person Application for registration
Online information and database access or retrieval services by a person located outside India made to non-taxable persons in India Details of supplies
Notification of stock details from the date of opting composition scheme (Concerning taxpayers registered under the present regime migrate on the selected day)
Intimation of payment made voluntarily or made against the show cause notice (SCN) or statement or intimation of tax ascertained through FORM GST DRC-01A.
ORDER OF CANCELLATION OF ENROLMENT AS GOODS AND SERVICES TAX PRACTITIONER
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Hi,I am Vineeta Sharma. I am a chartered accountant. I have done my (B.Com) from Rajasthan University. I have keen interest in taxation field.
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I supply and deliver my chocolate preparation to customers (who have ordered on Zomato). Thus within the state, I supply as a delivery only restaurant. So should I charge 5% for preparation and delivery charge?
When I supply to an interstate customer(placing order on Amazon), it is considered a product and I should charge 18% for product and delivery. Is the understanding correct?
In case of non-e-commerce transactions, you are required to invoice the customer for the item supplied and charges (preparation and delivery) after adding GST as applicable to the item supplied and service provided.
Madam,
Thanks.
1) I am selling to customers using zomato/Amazon platform. Zomato and Amazon raise invoice on me for providing their services. Their Invoices show how much turnover is done and cut their commission. But for my turnover, I have to raise an invoice and pay GST on my turnover. B2C invoices are running in hundreds, which I am sure I don’t have to fill in GSTR 1. Then for total turnover in a month, on whom should I raise the invoice?
I sell chocolate products online (zomato, Amazon etc.).
when I sell on zomato – it is delivery only restaurant – GST 5% – No ITC
When I sell on Amazon (Interstate) – it is sold as product – GST 18% – ITC allowed
I am running my unit in rented place. The owner does not have GST no. so I don’t get GST taxed rent receipt.
I have following queries. Your guidance will help me.
1) Shd I approximately take ITC, based on assumption that x% will be sold on Amazon and y% will be sold on zomato when I purchase my Input material?(Because there will be only 1 invoice when I buy input material)
2) Amazon and Zomato charge commission, convenience fees and also apply CGST, SGST. Such charges on Amazon, I can take ITC. Zomato, I can not take – Is it correct?
3) Is there any way I can get some credit for the rent I am paying?
4) I need to fill GSTR3B for paying tax, based on Invoices I receive from Zomato, Amazon for the month. Is it correct? Do I have to generate any Invoice?
5) I sell my product online, so which GSTR form should I fill, GSTR1 or GSTR2. I should give details of only zomato and Amazon invoices or each transaction of each customer to be filled? I am confused here and seek your help.
6) My turnover is about Rs. 20 lacs, so when should I file a return? (return means, GSTR1 or 2 or 3 – kindly let me know).
Looking forward to your guidance. Kindly help.
1. Input can only be claimed proportionately on the item purchased which are sold through Amazon.
2. You cannot take ITC on supply to the restaurant . you can take ITC on supplies to Amazon.
3. If your owner is not registered then GST cannot be charged. So no credit will be allowed.
4. Yes, you need to file GSTR 3b for sales. Also, you need to generate an invoice for sales made.
5. Regular returns will be filed by you. – GSTR 1, 2, 3
6. you can check the following post for due dates: https://blog.saginfotech.com/gst-due-dates-e-filing-of-tax-return
I have to raise sales invoice on whom, Zomato and Amazon? OR Can I use the invoice raised by them showing my turnover? I am confused about this. Also, can I charge flat 5% GST for Product+delivery for my sell on Zomato or I have to charge 5% on Product and 18 % on delivery charges?
Invoices will be raised by the person who supplies product/services if delivery is part and parcel of supply, then it will be chargeable at the same rate at which the item supplied is taxable.
I had filed my GSTR 1 for July 17 & GSTR3 B also, but in the export invoice, the shipping bill no has been updated incorrectly in GSTR6 A. now anyone can explain me who can I get the refund of GST tax for July 17 on the export invoice. RFD01 has been started or any other way for my refund
Madam, Thanks.
I supply and deliver my chocolate preparation to customers (who have ordered on Zomato). Thus within the state, I supply as a delivery only restaurant. So should I charge 5% for preparation and delivery charge?
When I supply to an interstate customer(placing order on Amazon), it is considered a product and I should charge 18% for product and delivery. Is the understanding correct?
In case of non-e-commerce transactions, you are required to invoice the customer for the item supplied and charges (preparation and delivery) after adding GST as applicable to the item supplied and service provided.
Madam,
Thanks.
1) I am selling to customers using zomato/Amazon platform. Zomato and Amazon raise invoice on me for providing their services. Their Invoices show how much turnover is done and cut their commission. But for my turnover, I have to raise an invoice and pay GST on my turnover. B2C invoices are running in hundreds, which I am sure I don’t have to fill in GSTR 1. Then for total turnover in a month, on whom should I raise the invoice?
Kindly guide me.
In that case, invoice raised by the e-commerce operators will be sufficient.
I sell chocolate products online (zomato, Amazon etc.).
when I sell on zomato – it is delivery only restaurant – GST 5% – No ITC
When I sell on Amazon (Interstate) – it is sold as product – GST 18% – ITC allowed
I am running my unit in rented place. The owner does not have GST no. so I don’t get GST taxed rent receipt.
I have following queries. Your guidance will help me.
1) Shd I approximately take ITC, based on assumption that x% will be sold on Amazon and y% will be sold on zomato when I purchase my Input material?(Because there will be only 1 invoice when I buy input material)
2) Amazon and Zomato charge commission, convenience fees and also apply CGST, SGST. Such charges on Amazon, I can take ITC. Zomato, I can not take – Is it correct?
3) Is there any way I can get some credit for the rent I am paying?
4) I need to fill GSTR3B for paying tax, based on Invoices I receive from Zomato, Amazon for the month. Is it correct? Do I have to generate any Invoice?
5) I sell my product online, so which GSTR form should I fill, GSTR1 or GSTR2. I should give details of only zomato and Amazon invoices or each transaction of each customer to be filled? I am confused here and seek your help.
6) My turnover is about Rs. 20 lacs, so when should I file a return? (return means, GSTR1 or 2 or 3 – kindly let me know).
Looking forward to your guidance. Kindly help.
1. Input can only be claimed proportionately on the item purchased which are sold through Amazon.
2. You cannot take ITC on supply to the restaurant . you can take ITC on supplies to Amazon.
3. If your owner is not registered then GST cannot be charged. So no credit will be allowed.
4. Yes, you need to file GSTR 3b for sales. Also, you need to generate an invoice for sales made.
5. Regular returns will be filed by you. – GSTR 1, 2, 3
6. you can check the following post for due dates: https://blog.saginfotech.com/gst-due-dates-e-filing-of-tax-return
Thanks.
I have to raise sales invoice on whom, Zomato and Amazon? OR Can I use the invoice raised by them showing my turnover? I am confused about this. Also, can I charge flat 5% GST for Product+delivery for my sell on Zomato or I have to charge 5% on Product and 18 % on delivery charges?
Your guidance will help me.
Bharat
Invoices will be raised by the person who supplies product/services if delivery is part and parcel of supply, then it will be chargeable at the same rate at which the item supplied is taxable.
HI, I HAVE WRONGLY PAID CESS RS. 30,000/- INSTEAD OF SGST HOW CAN I GET REFUND?
Yes, the refund is possible only on filing an application for refund on the common portal. No specific procedure has been prescribed till now.
I had filed my GSTR 1 for July 17 & GSTR3 B also, but in the export invoice, the shipping bill no has been updated incorrectly in GSTR6 A. now anyone can explain me who can I get the refund of GST tax for July 17 on the export invoice. RFD01 has been started or any other way for my refund