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invoicing in GSt

mithun saha

In my grocery shop i am using two types of Invoice .. one is ' Invoice ' being used for Taxable products like oil, Sugar, Pasta etc and Bill of supply for non taxable items like Rice cereals salt etc

Is it ok ?

Or it would have been better if i used only one type of ' invoice ' for both taxable item and non taxable item ( nil rate , exempt items)

regards

mithun

Grocery Shop Owner Advised on Using Separate Invoices for Taxable and Non-Taxable Goods Under Section 31, CGST Act 2017. A grocery shop owner inquired about using two types of invoices under GST: a tax invoice for taxable products and a bill of supply for non-taxable items. Respondents advised that per Section 31 of the CGST Act, 2017, a bill of supply is appropriate for exempt goods, while a tax invoice is for taxable items. Some suggested maintaining separate invoices for clarity, while others noted that issuing a single invoice for both types of goods is permissible. The consensus was that using separate invoices is not penalized and can be beneficial for compliance and clarity. (AI Summary)
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