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GSTR-3B: Monthly Summary Return

Purpose: To provide a summary of outward supplies, inward supplies, and tax liability.

Due Date: 20th of each month.

Sections:

  1. GSTIN: Goods and Services Tax Identification Number.
  2. Name of the Taxpayer: Name of the registered taxpayer.
  3. Month and Year: Month and year for which the return is being filed.

Part A: GSTIN Details

  1. 3.1: GSTIN.
  2. 3.2: Legal name.
  3. 3.3: Trade name.

Part B: Outward Supplies

  1. 4.1: Taxable outward supplies.
  2. 4.2: Zero-rated outward supplies.
  3. 4.3: Nil-rated outward supplies.
  4. 4.4: Exempted outward supplies.

Part C: Inward Supplies

  1. 5.1: Inward supplies from registered persons.
  2. 5.2: Inward supplies from unregistered persons.
  3. 5.3: Import of goods.

Part D: Tax Liability

  1. 6.1: Tax payable.
  2. 6.2: Tax paid.

Part E: Declaration

  1. 7.1: Declaration by taxpayer.

GSTR-1: Monthly/Quarterly Detail Return

Purpose: To provide detailed information about outward supplies.

Due Date: 11th of next month (monthly) or 31st January (quarterly).

Sections:

  1. GSTIN: Goods and Services Tax Identification Number.
  2. Name of the Taxpayer: Name of the registered taxpayer.
  3. Return Period: Month or quarter for which the return is being filed.

Part A: GSTIN Details

  1. 1.1: GSTIN.
  2. 1.2: Legal name.
  3. 1.3: Trade name.

Part B: Outward Supplies

B2.1: B2B Supplies

  1. Invoice details.
  2. Recipient’s GSTIN.
  3. Place of supply.

B2.2: B2C Supplies

  1. Type of supply.
  2. Value of supply.
  3. Place of supply.

B2.3: Exports

  1. Invoice details.
  2. Shipping bill number.
  3. Port code.

B2.4: Debit/Credit Notes

  1. Debit/credit note details.
  2. Original invoice details.

B2.5: Amendments

  1. Amended invoice details.
  2. Original invoice details.

Part C: Nil-Rated, Exempt, and Non-GST Supplies

C1: Nil-Rated Supplies

  1. Supply details.
  2. Value of supply.

C2: Exempt Supplies

  1. Supply details.
  2. Value of supply.

C3: Non-GST Supplies

  1. Supply details.
  2. Value of supply.

Part D: HSN Summary

  1. HSN code.
  2. Description of goods.
  3. Quantity.
  4. Value.

Part E: Documents

  1. Invoice details.
  2. Debit/credit note details.

Part F: Declaration

  1. Declaration by taxpayer.

These returns provide detailed information about outward supplies, inward supplies, tax liability, and other relevant details.

References:

  1. GST Act, 2017.
  2. GST Rules, 2017.
  3. CBIC notifications.

Additional Resources:

  1. GST portal (gst.gov.in).
  2. CBIC website (cbic.gov.in).
  3. GST consulting firms.

FAQs:

  1. What is GSTR-3B and GSTR-1?
  2. What are the due dates for filing GSTR-3B and GSTR-1?
  3. What are the sections in GSTR-3B and GSTR-1?

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