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Module No.

5: GST Procedures
Registration under GST
GST Registration is the process by which a taxpayer gets registered under the Goods and
Services Tax (GST) law and obtains a GST Identification Number (GSTIN).

Persons Liable for Registration

 Businesses whose aggregate turnover exceeds the prescribed threshold limit.


 Inter-State suppliers.
 Casual taxable persons.
 Non-resident taxable persons.
 E-commerce operators.
 Persons liable to pay tax under Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM).

GSTIN is a 15-digit number:

 First 2 digits – State Code


 Next 10 digits – PAN Number
 13th digit – Entity Number
 14th digit – Default alphabet "Z"
 15th digit – Check Code

Benefits of Registration

 Legal recognition as a supplier.


 Ability to collect GST from customers.
 Eligibility to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC).
 Improved business credibility.

Tax Invoice under GST


A Tax Invoice is a document issued by a registered supplier containing details of goods/services
supplied and the GST charged.

Contents of Tax Invoice

 Name, address and GSTIN of supplier.


 Invoice number and date.
 Name and address of recipient.
 Description of goods/services.
 Quantity and value.
 Taxable value.
 Rate and amount of CGST, SGST, IGST.
 Place of supply (for inter-state transactions).
 Signature of supplier.

Time Limit for Issuing Invoice

Goods - Before or at the time of removal/delivery of goods.

Services - Within 30 days from the date of supply of services.

Levy and Collection of GST


Levy means imposition of tax and collection means recovery of tax by the Government.

Types of GST

1. CGST (Central GST) – Collected by Central Government.


2. SGST (State GST) – Collected by State Government.
3. IGST (Integrated GST) – Collected on inter-state transactions.

Example

Intra-State Supply

 Sale Value = ₹10,000


 GST Rate = 18%
 CGST = ₹900
 SGST = ₹900

Inter-State Supply

 Sale Value = ₹10,000


 IGST = ₹1,800

Composition Scheme
A simplified scheme for small taxpayers to reduce compliance burden.

Eligibility

 Small taxpayers with turnover up to prescribed limits.


 Not engaged in inter-state supply of goods.
 Not supplying through e-commerce operators liable to collect TCS.
Features

 Pay tax at a fixed percentage of turnover.


 Simple record keeping.
 Quarterly return filing.
 Cannot collect GST from customers.
 Cannot claim Input Tax Credit.

Advantages

 Reduced compliance burden.


 Easy tax calculation.
 Lower accounting costs.

Disadvantages

 No Input Tax Credit.


 Limited business expansion.
 Not suitable for inter-state businesses.

Due Dates for Payment of GST


Regular Taxpayer - GST payment is generally made while filing monthly returns.

Composition Dealer - GST payment is made quarterly.

Modes of Payment

 Internet Banking
 Debit/Credit Card
 NEFT/RTGS
 UPI and other prescribed methods

Accounting Records under GST


Every registered person must maintain:

Purchase Register - Contains all purchases made.

Sales Register - Contains all sales transactions.

Stock Register - Records inventory movement.


Input Tax Credit Register - Tracks eligible ITC.

Output Tax Register - Records GST collected on sales.

Electronic Records - Records may be maintained electronically and preserved for the
prescribed period.

Features of GST in Tally Package


GST Configuration

 Enable GST in company features.


 Set GST details.

GST Masters

 Creation of GST ledgers.


 GST classifications.

GST Transactions

 Recording purchases and sales.


 Debit Notes and Credit Notes.

GST Reports

 GSTR Reports.
 Tax liability reports.
 Input Tax Credit reports.
 GST computation reports.

Advantages

 Automatic tax calculation.


 Error reduction.
 Easy return preparation.
 Quick compliance management.

GST Returns
GST Return is a document containing details of income, purchases, sales, output tax, and input
tax credit.
Types of GST Returns
GSTR-1 - Details of outward supplies (sales).

GSTR-3B - Summary return and tax payment.

CMP-08 - For composition taxpayers.

GSTR-4 - Annual return for composition dealers.

GSTR-9 - Annual return.

GSTR-10 - Final return.

Monthly Returns
GSTR-1 Contains:

 B2B supplies
 B2C supplies
 Credit notes
 Debit notes

GSTR-3B Contains:

 Taxable supplies
 Input Tax Credit
 Tax liability
 Tax payment

Annual Return
GSTR-9 - Annual statement consolidating details of:

 Sales
 Purchases
 Taxes paid
 ITC claimed

Importance

 Ensures reconciliation of accounts.


 Improves compliance.
 Helps detect errors.

Final Return
GSTR-10 - Filed when GST registration is cancelled or surrendered.

Purpose

To ensure all tax liabilities are settled before closure of registration.

Due Dates for Filing GST Returns


Return Purpose Due Date
GSTR-1 Outward Supplies Monthly/Quarterly as prescribed
GSTR-3B Summary Return Monthly
CMP-08 Composition Tax Payment Quarterly
GSTR-4 Annual Return for Composition Dealer Annually
GSTR-9 Annual Return Annually
GSTR-10 Final Return Within 3 months of cancellation order/date

Final Assessment under GST


Assessment refers to determination of tax liability.

Types of Assessment

1. Self-Assessment
2. Provisional Assessment
3. Scrutiny Assessment
4. Best Judgment Assessment
5. Summary Assessment

Final Assessment

When provisional assessment is completed and the actual tax liability is determined by the tax
authorities.

Importance

 Correct determination of tax.


 Settlement of tax dues.
 Avoidance of disputes.
Accounts under GST
Records to be Maintained

 Production records
 Purchase records
 Sales records
 Stock records
 Input Tax Credit records
 Tax payment records

Place of Maintenance

 Principal place of business.


 Additional places of business if required.

Retention Period

Books and records must generally be preserved for the prescribed statutory period.

Audit under GST


Audit is the examination of records, returns, and documents to verify correctness of turnover, tax
paid, refund claimed, and ITC availed.

Objectives of GST Audit

 Verify tax compliance.


 Detect tax evasion.
 Ensure proper maintenance of records.
 Verify correctness of GST returns.

Types of Audit

1. Departmental Audit by GST Authorities.


2. Special Audit ordered by tax authorities in specific cases.

Benefits of Audit

 Better compliance.
 Accurate tax reporting.
 Reduced litigation.
 Improved financial discipline.
Conclusion
GST has simplified India's indirect tax system through a unified tax structure. Proper
registration, invoicing, maintenance of accounts, filing of returns, assessment, and audit help
businesses comply with GST laws efficiently. Software such as TallyPrime makes GST
accounting, tax computation, and return filing easier and more accurate.

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