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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Since I was not aware of the rules of offset liability under IGST, CGST and SGST, I have paid Rs. 482 more in CGST and Rs. 482 less in SGST. Will it be allowed? If not what to do? Can I pay now additional Rs.482 in SGST? How to recover additional CGST paid by me?
Intra-head adjustment under GST is not allowed. So first you have to pay due SGST amount and then you can claim refund of erroneously paid CSGT amount.
1) However, I have a problem, because even if Zomato gives me a revised invoice, I can not collect it from the customers. So, what to do?
2) Also, I am an online seller on Zomato as the delivery only restaurant. My food item as a delivery restaurant has 5% GST with no ITC. Now I also collect delivery charges (including GST) and is shown on Zomato invoice. Now, can I consider this delivery charge as inclusive of GST @ 18% – That is my question.
Will be grateful if you can guide me.
3) I don’t raise invoice on customers, it is raised by Zomato on my behalf. I assume in that case I don’t have to fill Table 13. please correct me, if I am wrong
1) How to fill Table 13 as I am an online seller and hence B2C invoices are not raised. So can I assume that I don’t have to fill Table 13?
2) I have got GST registration on 4th December. Zomato has inserted my GST no. and updated their system only on 8th Dec. So for sell between 4th and 8th, GST has not been collected. So is it OK that I show my GST revenue on Zomato from 8th onwards? (Of course, I will show my full revenue in ITR).
3) Like me, many startups are charging 5% as the delivery the only restaurant with no ITC and are charging 18% on delivery charge and claim ITC for delivery charge. Can I also do the same?
1) In table 13, details of all supplies (whether to the registered customer or unregistered customer) made through e-commerce operator will have to be provided.
2) As generally, details of all supplies will be given from registered date, as from that date you are liable
to pay GST. But as you have issued invoices before GST no. updation, now you have to revise that invoices and charge GST on then and pay to the department.
3) You can do the same.
Need your valuable advice, we dispatched our material through one transporter to Nasik & he gave LR also & raised bill for Rs. 21000/- & mentioned pay extra 5% RCM tax. Transporters turnover is 200 crore, but he told us he did not take GSTIN number. I want to ask you should we pay the 5% RCM tax & if we paid can we claim ITC?
“Goods transport agency” services are covered under RCM provisions, so service receiver need to pay GST in this case and you can claim ITC of such tax in the next month of payment.
In GSTR 1 Table 12 HSN wise summary, should I give both, interstate as well as Intrastate sell value or only interstate sell value?
You need to provide both.
Respected Madam,
Since I was not aware of the rules of offset liability under IGST, CGST and SGST, I have paid Rs. 482 more in CGST and Rs. 482 less in SGST. Will it be allowed? If not what to do? Can I pay now additional Rs.482 in SGST? How to recover additional CGST paid by me?
Intra-head adjustment under GST is not allowed. So first you have to pay due SGST amount and then you can claim refund of erroneously paid CSGT amount.
Madam,
Thanks for your response.
1) However, I have a problem, because even if Zomato gives me a revised invoice, I can not collect it from the customers. So, what to do?
2) Also, I am an online seller on Zomato as the delivery only restaurant. My food item as a delivery restaurant has 5% GST with no ITC. Now I also collect delivery charges (including GST) and is shown on Zomato invoice. Now, can I consider this delivery charge as inclusive of GST @ 18% – That is my question.
Will be grateful if you can guide me.
3) I don’t raise invoice on customers, it is raised by Zomato on my behalf. I assume in that case I don’t have to fill Table 13. please correct me, if I am wrong
Madam,
Thanks a lot for your response.
1) How to fill Table 13 as I am an online seller and hence B2C invoices are not raised. So can I assume that I don’t have to fill Table 13?
2) I have got GST registration on 4th December. Zomato has inserted my GST no. and updated their system only on 8th Dec. So for sell between 4th and 8th, GST has not been collected. So is it OK that I show my GST revenue on Zomato from 8th onwards? (Of course, I will show my full revenue in ITR).
3) Like me, many startups are charging 5% as the delivery the only restaurant with no ITC and are charging 18% on delivery charge and claim ITC for delivery charge. Can I also do the same?
1) In table 13, details of all supplies (whether to the registered customer or unregistered customer) made through e-commerce operator will have to be provided.
2) As generally, details of all supplies will be given from registered date, as from that date you are liable
to pay GST. But as you have issued invoices before GST no. updation, now you have to revise that invoices and charge GST on then and pay to the department.
3) You can do the same.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Need your valuable advice, we dispatched our material through one transporter to Nasik & he gave LR also & raised bill for Rs. 21000/- & mentioned pay extra 5% RCM tax. Transporters turnover is 200 crore, but he told us he did not take GSTIN number. I want to ask you should we pay the 5% RCM tax & if we paid can we claim ITC?
“Goods transport agency” services are covered under RCM provisions, so service receiver need to pay GST in this case and you can claim ITC of such tax in the next month of payment.