Difficulty in filing GST return

Where to disclose transaction with foreign service receiver which do not falls under export of services more  

Sent from my iPhone > On 08-Jan-2018, at 12:43 PM, Tanuja Mantrawadi wrote: > > > > > Tanuja Mantrawadi > Tanuja Mantrawadi posted a message in "All GST Queries Answered". > Subject: Difficulty in filing GST return. > Where to disclose transaction with foreign service receiver which do not falls under export of services > Reply Reply to this email to post a comment. > > If you believe that this post is inappropriate for this Circle, report it. > If you don't want to receive emails from us in future, please Unsubscribe. more  
THESE ARE EXEMPT SUPPLIES AND PROPORTIONAE COMOON CREDIR SHALL BE DISALLOWED. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE FULL INPUT TAX CREDIT. more  
Dear Tanuja Case 1 You are a regd GST dealer. You have provided service to a foreign entity which do not have an office in India.If this is the case then you would have received Forex Inflow. Report under 6 A -along with export sales.Please have separate serial number for service. Also show this service invoice under section 13- documents. CASE 2 If you are receiving service from a foreign service provider then this comes under service received from unregistered dealer. Raise self invoice and pay GST under RCM.You have to pay the amount in CASH and is eligible for ITC. This is to be reported under GSTR3B and also under GSTR2 as and when GSTR2 is applicable If your query is anything other than the two situation please let me know more  
Post a Comment

Related Posts

    • Small Business and cost of compliance

      My cousin’s friend runs a local bakery in Goa. He accepts only CASH. No UPI/CC/Debit Card-- nothing! Logic: if he accepts anything in 'white', he will pay around...

      By Sudesh Rai
      /
    • Does GST benefit rich

      Interesting how poor people and commoners pay GST on pretty much everything they buy from biscuits to namkeen, milk to grocery And rich buys iPhone, Luxury Cars, etc as Business Expenses...

      By Sudesh Rai
      /
    • Wrong public priorities

      Cut & polished diamonds are charged 1.5% GST. Flour & curd are charged 5% GST. Diamond walas can fund politics but aate dahi doodh walas can’t?? Plea...

      By Sudesh Rai
      /
    • Why is GST council losing it in a hurry

      The GST Council has recommended 5% GST on dairy items like pre- packed, pre-labeled curd, lassi and butter milk and increasing GST on dairy machinery and milking machines from 12% to 18%. This move...

      By Rohit Garg
      /
    • GST rates need rethink

      Bicycle will attract a GST rate of 12%, but diamonds will attract only 0.25%. At a time when people aren't able to afford petrol & the poor are forced to commute on cycles, the govt charges 12%...

      By Ruchika L Maheshwari
      /
    • Rainbow loan Customer care number 8158982100=9102124538

      Rainbow loan Customer care number 8158982100=9102124538 Rainbow loan Customer care number 8158982100=9102124538

      By Pathak Jeejjk
      /
    • GST evasion

      The Private tutors and coaching classes runners should be registered by the local authorities like Panchayats, municipalities and metros through simple forms with names, addresses of operators, the...

      By Darshan Sharma
      /
    • Over 6 lakh crore of ITC blocked

      Rs6.14 lakh crore as input tax credit (ITC) remains blocked under Rule 86A by the tax authorities without any due process being followed. Attached is data by state. Can LocalCircles take up this is...

      By Naina Mittal
      /
    • My builder is claiming for recovery of GST amount.

      Dear All, I live in an affordable housing society under PMAY in Gurgaon for the past two years. Maintenance is supposed to be free for five years. Builder has increased CAM charges twic...

      By Gloria Joseph
      /
    • Cluelessness abound

      The leaders of the Govt, the babus of the Govt are very clueless LocalCircles and we have not done enough to wake up these people. Read below: 5% GST on COVID vaccine. 28% GST...

      By Sudesh Rai
      /
    • Buying a suv in India is 50% giving tax

      What's the most taxed product in India? It's not cigarettes, a can of aerated beverage or a bottle of whisky or beer. It's an AUTOMOBILE. It attracts the highest GST rate of 28% & a cess o...

      By Sunita Varghese
      /
Share
Enter your email and mobile number and we will send you the instructions

Note - The email can sometime gets delivered to the spam folder, so the instruction will be send to your mobile as well

All My Circles
Invite to
(Maximum 500 email ids allowed.)