Dear Experts,

We have the principal place of business in Tamilnadu. We have taken accommodation charges in AP State. They Charged CGST & APSGST on these charges based on the place of supply. Is this ITC is eligible to claim? especially because of the APSGST charge?

Kindly advise we are manufacturer and taken service of Transport Service from our factory to customer factory , he has issued bill but not registered under GST

Whether we are required to file GST UNDER RCM or not

Kindly advise

Dear Experts,
I am having a private limited company registered. Although there is no transaction in the previous year and not even till today. My accountant has only filled the Form 3B & Form 1 till March 2020. He has not yet filled the returns since April 2020 till date. I only came the know about the same when i got email reminder from the department. Please advise for the suitable way to file the returns.
Regards / Vijay

Autopopulated table of ITC only takes GSTR1 filed. Suppliers submit late and is reflected in GSTR2A but not in autopopulated GSTR2B. Then if I take as per GSTR2A, it shows red warning colour and says some rule 36(4) , CGST act, 2017.
Can I take as per GSTR2A and some pending invoices about 10 months old which were not taken earlier.
Please guide.

A GST Reg. business having 2 separate reg, 1 in Assam and another in West Bengal with same trade name. Goods were imported at West Bengal port under GSTIN of Assam unit.

Half of the imported goods were kept at CHA, West Bengal after clearance from port and the other half at West Bengal unit address for sale to customers.

Tax invoice were issued to customers for supply by the Assam unit for the above-mentioned goods on their name.

However, since the goods were at West Bengal while generating e-way bill they mentioned GSTIN and name of Assam unit but address of West Bengal was mentioned for "From" place. "To" place was correctly mentioned that of the customer. West Bengal unit address was given for estimation of correct distance for eway bill.

Query:
a. Whether the assessee has made wrong billing under GST, since the goods were at West Bengal and not Assam at the time of supply?
b. What should have been correct billing procedure if the above made by assessee is wrong?
c. Can the AO make us a defaulter and demand any penalty from us?

Hi

I have a query, X (supplier) has submitted invoices but for some reasons Y(receipient) has not made payment due to PO not valid or insufficient PO amount etc. Now it has come to a dead end where Y has to make payment but X is no issuing revised invoice.
X & Y both are not ready to take the tax hit. How to resolve this?

A gst registered dealer input credit claim details for the month of November-2020.
Itc as per books Rs: sgst -23,400 cgst -23,400
Itc as per gstr2b auto populate Rs:sgst-21,500/- cgst-21,500/-
Question:
Dealer itc claimed show amounts in gstr3b above mentioned for the month November-20.

I have received Rs. 4,70,000/- as commission from one supplier and ITDS has been deducted by him 23,500/- u/s.194H . Whether this income/Receipt of Rs. 4,70,000/- may be declared u/s.44AD ?

If a person who is in trading of furniture and having turnover of rs. 34 lacs in f.y. 2019-20 and he also have interest income from saving A/c and FDR of Rs. 2.50 lacs whether he is require to get GST registration because he got Interest income of Rs. 2.50 (Service income) and his total turnover exceeds Rs. 20 lacs in F.Y. 2019-20.

One of my has business model, where he received 100% advance for services to be rendered.
now the same is shown in GSTR 1, as advance received and tax is paid on the same correctly as per TOS rules.
The same is shown as sales and advance adjusted in month when the services is completed and invoice is raised.

Now, in auto-popluated 3B the difference of inter-state advances and advance adjusted is getting populated in table 3.2 : under "Supplies made to Unregistered persons". is this correct or there is some error?

all the advances received are from registered person.