06 October 2017
How can a Retailer( grocery shop ) pay gst on his sales, who opt for compositions scheme.?
As all the sales are cash sales, so he can show any amount of sale to pay less tax.
suppose his purchases during the quarter is Rs. 5 lac then he can show sale of Rs. 6 lac only but his actual sale may be greater than this, but to pay less tax he can show lesser turnover.
Is this practice correct?
pls suggest if there is any other way...
31 October 2026
Even if customers do not ask for bills, a composition dealer must issue a bill of supply, but for sales below Rs 200 to unregistered buyers one consolidated bill of supply per day is allowed; that daily total is the turnover for CMP-08, and for a trader the 1% composition tax applies only to turnover of taxable goods, so exempt items like loose grains are excluded.