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E-Way Bill Penalty and Duty paid along with Penalty

Suresh P

Truck was detained without having e-way bill and the authority asked to pay duty and the equivalent amount as penalty. Since the duty is paid otherwise than by GSTR-1 and 3B at the time of release of the truck, how to show this amount of duty in in GSTR-1 and 3B?

As the duty is paid already for such goods, should this be deducted from the total amount of duty payable for the month and the rest to be paid while filing 3B?

Experts Disagree on Reporting Duty and Penalty for Goods Detained Without E-Way Bill under GST Rules A query was raised regarding the correct method to report duty and penalty paid for goods detained without an e-way bill under GST. One expert advised that in GSTR-1, the entire supply including the tax paid for release should be shown as outward supply. In GSTR-3B, the tax paid at the time of release should be shown as tax paid in cash. Another expert disagreed, stating that the taxable value and GST of an invoice can only be reported once in GSTR-3B, and the tax paid for release cannot be offset against GST paid through GSTR-3B. (AI Summary)
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