Gstr2
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31 October 2017
hsn summary need to filed only supplies from registered supplier or for all supplies(including urd supplies ,nil rated supplies etc)
31 October 2017
Since it is a cumbersome work, I suggest you to accept the invoice uploaded by the suppliers only.
31 October 2017
hsn summary Mei urd (rcm) ki details show krni hogi ya nahi ?
27 July 2024
In GSTR-2, the HSN summary needs to be filed to provide a detailed summary of your supplies based on HSN (Harmonized System of Nomenclature) codes. Here's a detailed explanation addressing your queries:
### **1. HSN Summary in GSTR-2**
**GSTR-2** is a return where you report your inward supplies, including purchases from registered and unregistered suppliers. The HSN summary provides details on the supply of goods and services using HSN codes, categorized by the applicable tax rates.
#### **a. HSN Summary for Supplies**
- **Registered Suppliers**:
- You must include supplies from registered suppliers, as they will provide you with tax invoices with GST details that you need to report.
- **Unregistered Suppliers (URD)**:
- **Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM)**: Supplies from unregistered suppliers under RCM should also be included. You need to report these under the RCM section and the corresponding HSN summary to ensure compliance.
- **Nil Rated and Exempt Supplies**:
- Include nil-rated and exempt supplies in the HSN summary as well. Even though these do not attract tax, they must be reported accurately for a complete summary of your supplies.
#### **b. Details of URD (RCM) Supplies**
- **Reporting URD Supplies**:
- **RCM Details**: The details of supplies under RCM should be included in the HSN summary. Ensure that these details are reported under the appropriate HSN codes and tax rates.
- **Separate Reporting**: URD supplies under RCM should be reported separately from other supplies to clearly distinguish them.
### **2. HSN Summary Table in GSTR-2**
#### **a. Details to Include**
1. **HSN Summary**:
- Enter details such as the HSN code, description of goods/services, and the total taxable value of supplies.
- Categorize supplies based on applicable GST rates (e.g., 5%, 12%, 18%, 28%).
2. **For URD (RCM)**:
- Ensure that supplies under RCM from unregistered suppliers are included with the correct HSN code and mentioned in the summary.
3. **Nil Rated and Exempt Supplies**:
- Report these supplies in the HSN summary, even though they do not attract GST.
#### **b. Avoiding Common Errors**
- **Accuracy**: Ensure that all entries are accurate, including HSN codes, descriptions, and taxable values.
- **Consistency**: Make sure the data reported matches your purchase invoices and any other supporting documents.
### **Summary**
- **Include All Supplies**: Your HSN summary in GSTR-2 should include supplies from registered suppliers, URD (RCM) supplies, nil-rated, and exempt supplies.
- **Report URD (RCM)**: Provide details of URD supplies under the RCM mechanism in the HSN summary.
- **Ensure Accuracy**: Report all supplies accurately according to HSN codes and applicable GST rates.
By including all relevant details in your HSN summary, you ensure that your GSTR-2 is comprehensive and compliant with GST regulations. If you need further assistance, consulting with a GST professional can help address any specific concerns related to your filings.
### **1. HSN Summary in GSTR-2**
**GSTR-2** is a return where you report your inward supplies, including purchases from registered and unregistered suppliers. The HSN summary provides details on the supply of goods and services using HSN codes, categorized by the applicable tax rates.
#### **a. HSN Summary for Supplies**
- **Registered Suppliers**:
- You must include supplies from registered suppliers, as they will provide you with tax invoices with GST details that you need to report.
- **Unregistered Suppliers (URD)**:
- **Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM)**: Supplies from unregistered suppliers under RCM should also be included. You need to report these under the RCM section and the corresponding HSN summary to ensure compliance.
- **Nil Rated and Exempt Supplies**:
- Include nil-rated and exempt supplies in the HSN summary as well. Even though these do not attract tax, they must be reported accurately for a complete summary of your supplies.
#### **b. Details of URD (RCM) Supplies**
- **Reporting URD Supplies**:
- **RCM Details**: The details of supplies under RCM should be included in the HSN summary. Ensure that these details are reported under the appropriate HSN codes and tax rates.
- **Separate Reporting**: URD supplies under RCM should be reported separately from other supplies to clearly distinguish them.
### **2. HSN Summary Table in GSTR-2**
#### **a. Details to Include**
1. **HSN Summary**:
- Enter details such as the HSN code, description of goods/services, and the total taxable value of supplies.
- Categorize supplies based on applicable GST rates (e.g., 5%, 12%, 18%, 28%).
2. **For URD (RCM)**:
- Ensure that supplies under RCM from unregistered suppliers are included with the correct HSN code and mentioned in the summary.
3. **Nil Rated and Exempt Supplies**:
- Report these supplies in the HSN summary, even though they do not attract GST.
#### **b. Avoiding Common Errors**
- **Accuracy**: Ensure that all entries are accurate, including HSN codes, descriptions, and taxable values.
- **Consistency**: Make sure the data reported matches your purchase invoices and any other supporting documents.
### **Summary**
- **Include All Supplies**: Your HSN summary in GSTR-2 should include supplies from registered suppliers, URD (RCM) supplies, nil-rated, and exempt supplies.
- **Report URD (RCM)**: Provide details of URD supplies under the RCM mechanism in the HSN summary.
- **Ensure Accuracy**: Report all supplies accurately according to HSN codes and applicable GST rates.
By including all relevant details in your HSN summary, you ensure that your GSTR-2 is comprehensive and compliant with GST regulations. If you need further assistance, consulting with a GST professional can help address any specific concerns related to your filings.
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