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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Published by CA Vineeta
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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Respected Madam,
I have got my GST no. in December and it will be the first time that I will be filing the GST return. I have small kitchen unit and make chocolate preparation and sell it to customers on e-commerce site, Zomato for Intrastate customers and use the site like Amazon for interstate sale. At times there are direct customers just across the border to whom also I have to supply products. Given the background, as per my understanding,
1) I have to pay tax, both for intrastate and interstate revenue, fill challan and pay tax after deducting ITC.
2) I will adjust ITC only against my interstate supply (12% Tax) and not against Intrastate revenue (5% Tax, being considered as delivery only restaurant on Zomato)
3) I will fill Table 3.1 under column (a), as I have outward taxable supplies to customers (which are not zero or nil rated or exempted)
4) Do I have to fill Table 3.2 separately for supplies made on Amazon to Interstate customers or directly to some customers? I am not sure about this.
5) I also collect delivery charges separately, Do I pay 18% GST on delivery charge for intrastate supply and claim ITC for this? If yes, under what SAC code I pay this GST. I am not sure about this part at all.
6) I have to fill table 4 for ITC under column (5) for All other ITC. Is it correct?
7) Fill Table 6
Please let me know whether I have to fill any other table/column, which I have missed out.
For GSTR-1
A) I have to fill Table 7 (B2C Others) B)
B) Do I have to fill Table 12, because I have only one HSN for my product, which I use only for interstate supply? If I have to fill Table 12, here I have to show only my Qty of interstate supply, Value of interstate supply and Integrated tax part.
C) I don’t have to fill table 13, as my supply is B2C. Is it correct?
Also for GSTR-1, Do I have to fill any other table, kindly guide me. I will be grateful for your guidance.
(1) Yes, intrastate and interstate both taxes to be paid as regular sales under transaction type e-commerce transaction
and to pay tax after setting off ITC.
(2) ITC shall be allowed for both interstate and intrastate transaction.
(3)Yes
(4)Interstate supplies details only to be filled in 3 cases i.e. supplies made to unregistered persons, supplies made to
composition taxable persons and supplies made to UIN holders. In case the recipient is unregistered, details need to be provided.
(5)Delivery charges to be added to an original invoice and total taxable value shall be including invoice value plus delivery charges
on which tax is to be paid. No SAC code is to be provided for it.
(6) Yes, All other ITC tab to be filled. After this offset the liability through credit or cash from payment of tax
tab.
For GSTR-1
(A) Yes, Table 7 B2C others need to be filled.
(B) HSN summary need to be provided if only have one HSN by filling the relevant fields.
(C) If you have transactions from registered persons fill B2B details and in case of interstate transactions of more than 2.50
lakhs fill B2C large details otherwise B2C small details. Table 13 need to be filled.
Sir/Madam, Please give us advice on our this problem, we filed GSTR-3 B of October with payment within the time limit. Now in December at the time of Preparing GSTR-1 of October we came to know that Rs.8000/- we pay less tax (Rs.4000 Cgst+ SGST )against one invoice. But the invoice was the correct amount. the reason was our sale statement was the wrong & we paid tax on basis of the statement. We want to pay the remaining tax with interest, let me advice how to pay? Can we amend invoice in Octobers GSTR-1? but the question is invoice we raise was correct! Is it short payment issue?
Also note we not yet filed October GSTR-1 we kept on hold because of this issues!
As you have not entered that invoice details in GSTR-3B of that period, now you can add that invoice details in GSTR-1 for the concerned period and pay the tax accordingly with interest.
Yes Madam, but when I operate within the state, I am only operating as a delivery restaurant and hence charge 5% GST. However, when I sell on Amazon as a packaged item, I charge 18% IGST. Trust it is OK.
Also, I have my kitchen unit in the state of Maharashtra. and I sell it based on the order received by me on Zomato platform. I am thinking of putting the warehouse in Gujarat and sell in the state of Gujarat based on the orders I will receive on Zomato in Gujarat. I will not have the manufacturing unit in Gujarat, only warehouse. In that case, Do I have to take GST in Gujarat also?
As you are selling through e-commerce operator, and you are having a warehouse in Gujarat. It will be treated as business establishment so you need to register in Gujarat also.
Madam, But I supply only using e-commerce platforms. My chocolate preparation when I sell within a state on Zomato, I charge 5% for preparation and 5% for delivery. When I sell my chocolate product Interstate on Amazon, I charge 18 % on product+delivery.
Is my understanding correct?
Uniform tax rate must be charged for the product and services. You cannot different rates for the same products and services. in case of sale within the state CGST and SGST must be charged and in case of an interstate sale, IGST must be charged.
My GST registration is Tamil Nadu based. For the business purpose I travel to nearby states, so can I get input credit for hotel stays in other states?
We have applied for surrender/ cancellation of GST number about 25 days back. Till date, it has not been canceled. Whether until cancellation we have to file the return.
Respected Madam,
I have got my GST no. in December and it will be the first time that I will be filing the GST return. I have small kitchen unit and make chocolate preparation and sell it to customers on e-commerce site, Zomato for Intrastate customers and use the site like Amazon for interstate sale. At times there are direct customers just across the border to whom also I have to supply products. Given the background, as per my understanding,
1) I have to pay tax, both for intrastate and interstate revenue, fill challan and pay tax after deducting ITC.
2) I will adjust ITC only against my interstate supply (12% Tax) and not against Intrastate revenue (5% Tax, being considered as delivery only restaurant on Zomato)
3) I will fill Table 3.1 under column (a), as I have outward taxable supplies to customers (which are not zero or nil rated or exempted)
4) Do I have to fill Table 3.2 separately for supplies made on Amazon to Interstate customers or directly to some customers? I am not sure about this.
5) I also collect delivery charges separately, Do I pay 18% GST on delivery charge for intrastate supply and claim ITC for this? If yes, under what SAC code I pay this GST. I am not sure about this part at all.
6) I have to fill table 4 for ITC under column (5) for All other ITC. Is it correct?
7) Fill Table 6
Please let me know whether I have to fill any other table/column, which I have missed out.
For GSTR-1
A) I have to fill Table 7 (B2C Others) B)
B) Do I have to fill Table 12, because I have only one HSN for my product, which I use only for interstate supply? If I have to fill Table 12, here I have to show only my Qty of interstate supply, Value of interstate supply and Integrated tax part.
C) I don’t have to fill table 13, as my supply is B2C. Is it correct?
Also for GSTR-1, Do I have to fill any other table, kindly guide me. I will be grateful for your guidance.
(1) Yes, intrastate and interstate both taxes to be paid as regular sales under transaction type e-commerce transaction
and to pay tax after setting off ITC.
(2) ITC shall be allowed for both interstate and intrastate transaction.
(3)Yes
(4)Interstate supplies details only to be filled in 3 cases i.e. supplies made to unregistered persons, supplies made to
composition taxable persons and supplies made to UIN holders. In case the recipient is unregistered, details need to be provided.
(5)Delivery charges to be added to an original invoice and total taxable value shall be including invoice value plus delivery charges
on which tax is to be paid. No SAC code is to be provided for it.
(6) Yes, All other ITC tab to be filled. After this offset the liability through credit or cash from payment of tax
tab.
For GSTR-1
(A) Yes, Table 7 B2C others need to be filled.
(B) HSN summary need to be provided if only have one HSN by filling the relevant fields.
(C) If you have transactions from registered persons fill B2B details and in case of interstate transactions of more than 2.50
lakhs fill B2C large details otherwise B2C small details. Table 13 need to be filled.
Sir/Madam, Please give us advice on our this problem, we filed GSTR-3 B of October with payment within the time limit. Now in December at the time of Preparing GSTR-1 of October we came to know that Rs.8000/- we pay less tax (Rs.4000 Cgst+ SGST )against one invoice. But the invoice was the correct amount. the reason was our sale statement was the wrong & we paid tax on basis of the statement. We want to pay the remaining tax with interest, let me advice how to pay? Can we amend invoice in Octobers GSTR-1? but the question is invoice we raise was correct! Is it short payment issue?
Also note we not yet filed October GSTR-1 we kept on hold because of this issues!
As you have not entered that invoice details in GSTR-3B of that period, now you can add that invoice details in GSTR-1 for the concerned period and pay the tax accordingly with interest.
Thanks for advice
Madam, Thanks.
Yes Madam, but when I operate within the state, I am only operating as a delivery restaurant and hence charge 5% GST. However, when I sell on Amazon as a packaged item, I charge 18% IGST. Trust it is OK.
Also, I have my kitchen unit in the state of Maharashtra. and I sell it based on the order received by me on Zomato platform. I am thinking of putting the warehouse in Gujarat and sell in the state of Gujarat based on the orders I will receive on Zomato in Gujarat. I will not have the manufacturing unit in Gujarat, only warehouse. In that case, Do I have to take GST in Gujarat also?
Will be grateful for your guidance.
As you are selling through e-commerce operator, and you are having a warehouse in Gujarat. It will be treated as business establishment so you need to register in Gujarat also.
Madam, But I supply only using e-commerce platforms. My chocolate preparation when I sell within a state on Zomato, I charge 5% for preparation and 5% for delivery. When I sell my chocolate product Interstate on Amazon, I charge 18 % on product+delivery.
Is my understanding correct?
Uniform tax rate must be charged for the product and services. You cannot different rates for the same products and services. in case of sale within the state CGST and SGST must be charged and in case of an interstate sale, IGST must be charged.
My GST registration is Tamil Nadu based. For the business purpose I travel to nearby states, so can I get input credit for hotel stays in other states?
Yes, you can claim the credit. you can provide your GSTIN to the service provider for claiming credit.
Query:-
We have applied for surrender/ cancellation of GST number about 25 days back. Till date, it has not been canceled. Whether until cancellation we have to file the return.
Yes, you have to file return till cancellation.