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ERROR IN ENTERING DEEMED EXPORT INVOICE

SURYAKANT MITHBAVKAR

We had supply under deemed export in month of Oct-17 under notification No. 40/2017 GST Rate is 0.10%.

While entering data in GSTR1 we have entered the same bill in B2B under 18% while editing amount of tax and manually entered @0.05 in CGST & @0.05 in SGST instaed of selecting Deemed Export option.

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Now how we will corrected the same transaction in future.

Error in GST Invoice Entry: Deemed Export Entered as B2B with Incorrect Tax Rate; Solutions Suggested for Correction. A user reported an error in entering a deemed export invoice under GST, where the tax rate was incorrectly entered in GSTR1. Instead of selecting the Deemed Export option, the bill was entered under B2B with an 18% tax rate, manually adjusted to 0.05% for both CGST and SGST. The issue was discussed in a forum, with responses suggesting potential solutions such as using a 'Reset' facility, correcting the billing information, and modifying the returns in subsequent months, as allowed under GST laws. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Jan 9, 2018

There are chances of 'Reset' facility to rectify such error. You have to wait for.

Kishan Barai on Jan 14, 2018

In billing also info of tax has to be changed, better to all all three in once in Bill, portal at moment only provide refund of IGST

YAGAY andSUN on May 5, 2018

Such returns can be modified/altered in next months' returns. This is the unique feature of GST Laws.

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