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self invoice for rcm

pawan singhal

if Registered person made Self invoice for Rcm expenses. is it shown in debtor side in balance sheet. if no then how to do entry in books of account. if rp paid gst 18000 as reverse charge on pur of 100000. then he issued self invoice of rs.100000+gst 18000. Then how to show in books of account. sales+self invoice. then how to show in balance sheet...

Understanding Self-Invoices Under GST Reverse Charge Mechanism: Recording as Purchases, Not Sales, in Financial Statements. A discussion on the accounting treatment of self-invoices under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) is presented. A registered person queries how to record self-invoices in the balance sheet, particularly addressing if it should be shown as a debtor. Responses clarify that self-invoices are not sales but purchases from unregistered dealers. It is suggested to record entries by debiting RCM receivable and crediting RCM payable without treating it as a sale. Further clarification is provided on the responsibilities of service providers under RCM and the necessity of filing returns. (AI Summary)
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THYAGARAJAN KALYANASUNDARAM on Aug 17, 2017

Dear sir,

This is not sales this is nothing but purchase of goods or services or both.

First make the due entry and then make the payment entry in the books of accounts.

pawan singhal on Aug 17, 2017

But sir as per rule in Reverse charge case party have to made self invoice. Then how to made self invoice. if we made self invoice it is entered in sales figure. and in bs debtorside reflecting..

THYAGARAJAN KALYANASUNDARAM on Aug 17, 2017

Dear sir,

Please forget about the supplier, when you raise the self invoice, in the customer column you have to mention your address only. Then where is the question of showing it as debtor ledger. It is nothing but purchases from unregistered dealer.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Aug 17, 2017

In my view a consolidated self invoice for a particular service/ goods received in a month can be prepared offline.

pawan singhal on Aug 17, 2017

sir problem how to accounted for self invoice in books of accounts..

Vamsi Krishna on Aug 17, 2017

No need of posting sale invoice.

While booking the unregistered/RCM entries you can debit the RCM Receivable-CGST/SGST/IGST ( Current Asset) and credit respective RCM Payable- CGST/SGST/IGST Payable ( Current Liabilities).

The movement you discharge the liability your GST payable account will get nullified & then adjust your RCM Receivable GL against any GST liability.

No need to book debtor in this case. This is sale only with respect to GST but not actual.

VIJAYANT DUBEY on Aug 18, 2017

SIR, IN CASE OF RCM WHAT IS THE RESPONSBILITY OF SERVICE PROVIDER IN RELATION OF RETURNS AND INNVOICE

Kishan Barai on Aug 18, 2017

Self invoice is not required, you can show RCM on GST 3B form

VIJAYANT DUBEY on Aug 18, 2017

SIR LET ME EXPLAIN MY QUERI WITH AN EXAMPLE

MR.A IS A LABOUR CONTRACTOR AND SUPPLY LABOUR TO L&T LTD. FOR A CIVIL CONSTRUCTION , HE IS REGISTERD UNDER GST AS CIVIL CONTERCTOR ,

L&T LTD. SAYS THAT I AM PAID YOUR GST LIBILITY

TO IS CASE ME MR A KI KOI LIBILITY NI BNTI FIR KYA MR A KO RETURN FILE KRNA HOGA ??

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