The sales return to Interstate is more than sales amount to that particular state.
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The sales return to Interstate is more than sales amount to that particular state.
Mr.KERAGODEGOPALARAO ANANTHARAO
Sir,
You can put the negative values in the returns. In GSTR 3B it can be done. In GSTR 1 the option is to claim as deductions from sales to the extent it absorbs and balance you can take in to next month's returns. Of course this is subject to time limit within which the returns has to come. Take care it should be both in taxable value and applicable GST .
Regards,
Prasanna Kumar
Shri
Please elaborate your query with example if possible, as it is interesting to learn how return goods value can be more then sales amount.
Thank you sir. Still i need elaborate answer.
Registered person supplying goods within the state as well as interstate.
While selling to interstate, last month sold goods in one bill to Bihar.The goods are returned and credit note issued in this month.. In the current month no sales transaction to Bihar state. Now how to enter in GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B. ?
Shri
In this case, you can reduce your liability for inter-state made if any and can adjust the same in your GSTR-3B. In GSTR-1 just add the credit note in the respective table.
Please refer Circular No.26/2017-GST dated 29.12.2017.
IN THE MOTH OF MAY 3 SALE BILLS OF B2C TO BIHAR IS MADE, OUT OF THAT ONE IS GOODS RETURNED.
CREDIT NOTE ISSUED IN JUNE 2020. ITS TAXABLE VALUE RS.137.29 TAX RS.24.71.
IN THE MONTH OF JUNE NO INTERSTATE BIHAR SALES TO B2C.
WHILE UPLOADING GSTR-1, WE ARE NOT FINDING ANY COLUMN FOR CREDIT NOTE WHERE NO SALES ARE MADE.
ANY POSSIBLE SOLUTION IN GSTR-1..
IN GSTR1 B2C OTHERS 22, CAN WE ENTER NEGATIVE FIGURE FOR BIHAR RETURNED GOODS AND UPLOAD IT, IS IT CORRECT.
WHILE FILING GSTR3B, IN COLUMN 3.1(a) WE ARE CONSIDERING NET VALUE OF TOTAL TAXABLE VALUE AFTER DEDUCTING RETURNED GOODS VALUE OF B2C FROM BIHAR CUSTOMER.
IS IT RIGHT