Saturday, 23 November 2019

GST Annual return


 GSTR-9 : Annual return for the regular tax payer
 GSTR-9A: If you have opted for the GST composition scheme, you become
liable for filing the annual return form GSTR-9A, instead of GSTR-9.
 GSTR-9B: Similarly, if you are an e-commerce operator who had filed GSTR-
8during the FY, you need to file GSTR-9B as your annual return.
 GSTR-9C: If your annual turnover exceeds Rs 2 crores, you should file GSTR-
9C along with your annual return. In this case, you also need to get your
accounts audited.




Checklist for GST Annual return
1. List of tax invoiced issued during the period and reconciliation of the same
with books of accounts, this also should be reconciled with the turnover
declared in the audited financial statements. This should be made each
GSTIN statewise by the company.
2. List of debit/credit notes issued during the period and reconciliation of the
same with books of accounts.
3. In case company has the different units/branch all over India, then the stock
transfer between units/branches also to be reconciled with the books.
4. Reconciliation of advances received and GST paid for goods & services
during July 1 to 15th November 2017 and advances received for services and
GST paid for that from 15th November 2017 to 31ST March 2018.
5. Reconciliation of E-Way bill data with the tax invoices issued during the period
GSTIN statewise
6. Reconciliation of HSN wise summary with the issued tax invoices
7. Reconciliation discount given to the customer with purpose and recheck if the
same under GST act allowed or not.
8. List of Purchase & other service bills accounted during the period & Input
credit taken on the same and further reconciliation with the books and returns.
9. Ensure all the input credit taken bills are uploaded by the suppliers and it is
reflecting in the GSTR-2A.
10. Reconciliation of input credit availed and also ensure all the availed credits
are eligible as per the act and the ineligible credits, common credits are
reversed & accounted properly.
11. Details of input credit taken on the fixed assets and
12. Reconciliation of Reverse charge GST (RCM) payable till the applicable date
on all the applicable expenses and paid the same.
13. Reconciliation of monthly GST returns with the books of accounts and all the
taxable, exempted & non GST turn over declared in the returns if any
differences, reason for the same.
14. Check and ensure input credit taken supplier invoices paid within 180 days, if
not the same input to be reversed.
15. All the credit taken on TRAN-1 credit reflecting in the GST portal and there is
no issue on that.
16. In case any refund application filed with the department and eligibility & status
of the same.

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