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      Proposed Return Process - GST

      December 19, 2015

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      PROPOSED RETURN PROCESS

      PRESENTATION PLAN….

      • Basic Features
      • Periodicity of Return Filing
      • Contents of GSTR-1 Return
      • Contents of GSTR-2 Return
      • Contents of GSTR-3 Return
      • Contents of Compounding Taxpayer Return (GSTR-4)
      • Contents of Foreign Non-Resident Return (GSTR-5)
      • Contents of ISD Return (GSTR-6)
      • Contents of TDS Return (GSTR-7)
      • Contents of Annual Return (GSTR-8)
      • HSN Codes & SAC
      • Typical Invoice Details
      • Invoice matching & Credit reversal
      • Filing of return
      • Revision

      BASIC FEATURES….

      • Self-assessment of tax liability by the taxpayer
      • Common e-Return for CGST, SGST, IGST & Additional Tax
      • Separate returns for different categories of taxpayers
        • Normal/Regular & Casual Taxpayer (GSTR-1, 2 ,3 & 8)
        • Compounding Taxpayer (GSTR- 4 & 8)
        • Foreign Non-Resident Taxpayer (GSTR-5)
        • Input Service Distributor (GSTR- 6)
        • Tax Deductor (GSTR-7)
      • Returns by a normal / casual taxpayer to be filed in sequential manner with different cut-off dates to allow auto-population  of  return  &  automated  matching  of invoices
      • Payment of due tax is must for filing valid return
        • Returns can be submitted with short payment but shall be treated as invalid - not taken into account for invoice matching & inter-Government fund settlement
      • Provision for filing revised information
        • Differential Tax liability to be captured through Debit Note / Credit Note/ Supplementary invoices / correction mechanism
      • Maintenance of electronic Cash Ledger
      • Maintenance of electronic ITC Ledger
      • Maintenance of electronic Tax liability Ledger

      PERIODICITY OF RETURN FILING….

      • Normal/Regular taxpayers - monthly return
      • 10th day of succeeding month: last date for uploading supply invoice details - GSTR -1
      • 15th  day of succeeding month: last date for auto-population & uploading purchase details - GSTR-2
      • 17th  day of succeeding month: last date for finalizing supply & purchase details
      • 20th day of succeeding month: last date for filing GSTR-3
      • Compounding taxpayers to file quarterly return: by 18th day of succeeding month of the Quarter - GSTR-4
      • Foreign  Non-resident  Taxpayers  to  file  monthly  return: within 7 days after expiry of registration - GSTR-5
      • Input Service Distributors (ISD) taxpayers  to file monthly return: by 15th day of succeeding month -GSTR-6
      • Tax Deductors to file monthly TDS return: by 10th of succeeding month - GSTR- 7
      • Casual taxpayers to file same return as for normal taxpayer  but  with  monthly  periodicity  and / or linked to validity period of registration
      • UN agencies to file return for the month in which they make purchases - to claim refunds
      •  Annual Return (GSTR-8)
      • All Regular and Compounding taxpayers to file Annual Return
      • Last date - 31st December following the end of the financial year
      • Simpler Annual Return for Compounding taxpayers & those taxpayers who are not required to get their accounts audited
      • Annual Return to be accompanied with a statement showing reconciliation of information as per Returns with information as per annual audited accounts

      CONTENTS OF GSTR-1 RETURN….

      • Taxpayer details
      • Return period details
      • Invoice level specified details
      • All B2B supplies
      • Line-item level data in case multiple tax rate or HSN / Service Accounting Code in one invoice
      • Inter-State B2C supplies
      • only  if  Taxable  Value  per  invoice  is ≥ INR 250000/-
      • Aggregate State-wise summary
      • All other B2C inter-State taxable supplies  having address on record
      • Every  invoice  having  Taxable  Value  of ≥ INR 50,000/- to mandatorily have address of buyer
      •  Aggregate summary
      • All B2C intra-State taxable supplies
      • All exempted, nil rated & non-GST supplies (intra- State & inter-State AND B2B & B2C)
      • Export & deemed Export
      • Invoice level details along with shipping bill details
      • with payment of GST
      • without payment of GST
      • Debit Notes / Credit Notes: Details of debit note, credit note & changes  in  supply  information  for  earlier  tax  periods  with consequential increase/decrease in tax liability
      • Details of tax liability on receipt of advance
      • Details of subsequent issuance of invoices issued w.r.t. advance receipt

      CONTENTS OF GSTR-2 RETURN….

      • Taxpayer details
      • Return period details
      • Invoice  level  inward  supply  details  received  from registered taxpayer
      • To be auto-populated from GSTR-1 of counterparty supplier
      • Recipient to have option to add receipts not declared by counterparty supplier - if in possession of taxable invoice & have received supply of goods / services
      • Bill of entry details of import of goods
      • Invoice level details of import of services
      • Debit Notes / Credit Notes: Details of debit note, credit note and changes in inward supply information for earlier tax periods with consequential increase/decrease in ITC
      • Option to declare eligibility for ITC
      • Aggregate summary of receipts of exempted, nil rated, non-GST   supplies   &   supplies   received   from unregistered person
      • Details of ITC received from ISD
      • Details of cash credit received on account of TDS

      CONTENTS OF GSTR-3 RETURN….

      • Taxpayer details
      • Return period details
      • To be auto-populated from GSTR-1 & GSTR-2
      • Aggregate values of all B2B outward supplies
      • Aggregate value of all B2C outward supplies
      • Aggregate value of all exports including deemed exports
      • Aggregate value of all inward supplies
      • Aggregate value of all imports
      • Information about adjustments for earlier periods
      • Details of cash credit received on account of TDS
      • Details of all liabilities (Tax, interest, penalty, late fee, etc.)
      • Details of ITC availed, ITC utilized, credit reversible on  account  of  invoice  mismatch  and  other adjustment
      • Details of gross & net tax liability
      • Details  of  payment  of  tax  and  other  statutory liabilities
      • Provision for capturing Debit Entry No. of Cash & ITC Ledger
      • A field for return based refund & Bank Account Number

      CONTENTS OF COMPOUNDING TAXPAYER  RETURN (GSTR-4)….

      • Taxpayer details
      • Return period details
      • Inward supply details
      • Auto-populated from GSTR-1 of counter-party supplier
      • Option to add receipts not uploaded by counter-party supplier
      • Receipts from unregistered dealers to be added
      • Includes  supply  attracting  tax  payment  on  reverse charge basis
      • Details of import of goods and services
      • Details of outward supply: intra-state, exports & non-GST
      • Details of all liabilities (Tax, interest, penalty, late fee, etc.)
      • Details  of  payment  of  tax  and  other statutory liabilities
      • Provision for capturing Debit Entry No. of Cash ledger
      • Information   on   possibility   of   crossing composition limit before date of next return

      CONTENTS OF FOREIGN NON-RESIDENT RETURN (GSTR-5)

      • Taxpayer details
      • Return period details
      • Details of imported goods: HSN details at 8 digit level
      • Details of outward supplies
      • Details of ITC availed
      • Details of tax payable
      • Details of tax paid
      • Closing stock of goods

      CONTENTS OF ISD RETURN (GSTR-6)….

      • Taxpayer details
      • Return period details
      • Details of ITC
      • Auto-populated  from  GSTR-1of  counter-party supplier
      • Option to add receipts not declared by counterparty supplier - if in possession of taxable invoice & have  received supply of goods or services
      • Includes supplies attracting reverse charge
      • Information about ITC available in the month for Distribution
      • Details of credit of CGST, SGST & IGST distributed
      • Details of ISD ledger
      • Opening and closing balance of ITC
      • ITC received, reversed and distributed

      CONTENTS OF TDS RETURN (GSTR-7)

      • Taxpayer’s details
      • Return period details
      • Details of Tax deducted
      • GSTIN of supplier
      • Invoice details
      • Payment details
      • Amount of TDS on account of CGST, SGST & IGST
      • Details of payments of any other amount

      CONTENTS OF ANNUAL RETURN (GSTR-8)

      • Taxpayers Details
      • Details of all expenditure
      • Details of all income
      • Details of all other tax liability
      • Other Reconciliation Statement

      HSN Codes & SAC

      • HSN Code for goods - in invoice level details
      • 4-digit HSN Code mandatory for taxpayers having turnover above ₹ 5 Crore in preceding FY
      • 2-digit HSN Code for taxpayers with turnover between ₹ 1.5 Crore & ₹ 5 Crore in preceding FY - optional in 1st  Year and mandatory from 2nd Year
      • 8-digit level mandatory for exports & imports
      • Accounting Codes for services - in invoice level details
      • Mandatory for those services for which Place of Supply Rules are dependent on nature of services
      • Mandatory for exports & imports
      • Service  Accounting  Code  to  be  prefixed  with ‘s’  for differentiating from HSN

      Typical Invoice Details

      • Buyer’s GSTIN / Departmental ID / Address
      • Invoice Number & Date
      • HSN Code/Accounting Code
      • for each line item of an invoice in case of multiple codes in an invoice
      • Taxable Value
      • Invoice Value
      • Tax Rate
      • Tax Amount (CGST & SGST or IGST & / or Additional Tax)
      • Place of Delivery/Place of Supply
      • only if different than the location of buyer

      Invoice Matching & Credit Reversal

      • B2B supply information given by the supplying taxpayer in GSTR-1 will be auto-populated into GSTR-2 of the counter-party purchaser
      • Purchasing taxpayers will be allowed to add invoice details in GSTR-2 & avail credit if he is in possession of valid invoice & have received supply of goods or services
      • Counterparty registered taxpayers shall have a 2-day window to reconcile invoice information among themselves prior to filing of GSTR-3
      • Credit availed on unmatched invoices shall be auto-reversed in the next to next return period (e.g. mismatched ITC for April to be auto-reversed in return for June)

      FILING OF RETURN

      • To be filed by taxpayer at GST Common Portal either:
      • by himself logging on to the GST System using his own user ID & password; or
      • through his authorized representative using the user Id & password (allotted to the authorized representative by the  tax authorities), as chosen at the time of registration, logging  on to the GST System
      • Filing may be done through TRPs / FCs also
      • Filing may be done either directly or by using Applications developed by accounting companies / IT companies which will interact with GST System using APIs
      • Steps for filing Return

      REVISION

      • Revision of information permitted
      • Changes in Tax liability / ITC amount to be handled through
      • Debit- Credit Notes
      • Revision of supply invoices
      • Post sales discount
      • Volume discount
      • Amendments / Corrections

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