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HSN Summary Table in GSTR-9 is optional for F.Y. 2020-21

Ganeshan Kalyani
Taxpayers exempt from filling Tables 17 and 18 in GSTR-9 for 2020-21, easing HSN summary requirements. For the fiscal year 2020-21, taxpayers are not required to complete Tables 17 and 18 of GSTR-9, which detail the HSN summary for outward and inward supplies, respectively. This optional status provides relief, as taxpayers often do not maintain HSN details for inward supplies. While HSN information for outward supplies is already reported in GSTR-1, maintaining detailed records for inward supplies is advised for future compliance, as these tables may become mandatory. The deadline for filing the GST Annual Return for 2020-21 is December 31, 2021, necessitating prompt action by taxpayers. (AI Summary)

Table 17 of GSTR-9 requires the taxpayer to furnish the information of HSN summary on outward supplies. And Table 18 requires the information of HSN on inward supplies. In these tables the information regarding HSN, UQC, Total Quantity, Taxable Value, Rate of Tax, Central Tax, State Tax / UT Tax, Integrated Tax, Cess is required to be furnished.

Below is the table 17 and 18 for ready reference.

17HSN Wise Summary of outward supplies
HSN CodeUQCTotal QuantityTaxable ValueRate of TaxCentral TaxState Tax/ UT TaxIntegrated TaxCess
123456789
         
18HSN Wise Summary of Inward supplies
HSN CodeUQCTotal QuantityTaxable ValueRate of TaxCentral TaxState Tax/ UT TaxIntegrated TaxCess
123456789
         

In order to ease taxpayer in filing of annual return return for the F.Y. 2020-21, both the above mentioned tables are made optional. It is great relief to the taxpayer. Taxpayer may skip the submission of information in these tables.

In Form GSTR-1 at Table 12 the tax payer is filing HSN summary of outward supply on monthly or quarterly basis. So, a taxpayer is already having the information of HSN on outward supplies. So, if a taxpayer want to furnish the detail then he may furnish the same.

As regard HSN of inward supplies it would be difficult to furnish the information as the taxpayer is not maintaining the said detail as it is not required to be furnished in any GST return. So the taxpayer may avail the optional facility and skip the table.

For past years i.e. for F.Y. 2017-18, 2018-19 and for 2019-20 both the aforesaid tables was made optional for filing.

But, for next year the said table may not be kept optional. It may be mandatory. So the taxpayer should be having the information and for that the practice of maintaining the said details especially HSN on inward supply should be made. Necessary facility to be made in Accounting Software so that the report can be extracted at the year end i.e. while filing GST Annual Return.

As for now, we need to look the due date to file GST Annual Return in GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C for F.Y. 2020-21, the due date of which is 31st December, 2021. In all just six (6) days are left. Time is very less so we need to speed up the work and file the return on or before the due date.

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