Physical verification in GST audit requires documentary scrutiny and supplier reconciliation to address reverse charge and ITC discrepancies. Physical verification in GST audit requires thorough documentary scrutiny of annual financial statements, ledgers, vouchers, tax statements, invoices and e way bills, with working papers recording all audit plan items and audit objections supported by documentary and legal evidence. Auditors must verify reverse charge obligations for supplies from unregistered persons, test check invoices for suppliers absent from purchase records to address input tax credit gaps, reconcile purchases to confirm TDS/GST payments, and verify payment under Section 51 or ascertain reasons for non payment by registered suppliers.
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Physical verification in GST audit requires documentary scrutiny and supplier reconciliation to address reverse charge and ITC discrepancies.
Physical verification in GST audit requires thorough documentary scrutiny of annual financial statements, ledgers, vouchers, tax statements, invoices and e way bills, with working papers recording all audit plan items and audit objections supported by documentary and legal evidence. Auditors must verify reverse charge obligations for supplies from unregistered persons, test check invoices for suppliers absent from purchase records to address input tax credit gaps, reconcile purchases to confirm TDS/GST payments, and verify payment under Section 51 or ascertain reasons for non payment by registered suppliers.
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