Earlier, we have opted for Composition method and have got ARN for the same. Now, since we expect that, the total turnover might exceed Rs. 7500000/- well before the end of this financial year, we like to switchover to the regular method from October onwards. ( Our total turnover upto Sep 17 is well below the threshold limit of Rs. 7500000/- ) Shall we opt out of composition method now and if we do so, what will be the fate of the first 3 months' return viz Jul to Sep. Whether we have to file the quarterly return at the applicable rate for Jul to Sep and continue filing monthly returns from Oct onwards ? Will we be asked to pay the difference of tax between the Composition rate and the GST rate under regular stream for the period Jul to Sep ? Kindly advice.
03 October 2017
For the first three months you were in composition so you will have to file GSTR-4 as applicable to composition dealers and also pay tax @1% on your these three months sale.
03 October 2017
Yes... Agreed with Mr. CA Abhishek Goyal Sir.,
You ll file GSTR 4 for the above said Quarter. Also, You can follow as Regular Scheme under GST on reached your your T/O....
03 October 2017
But will I be asked to pay the difference of tax between Composite rate of tax and GST as applicable under normal scheme on the said turnover, at a later date ?
03 October 2017
Can't understand..... Explain again
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03 October 2017
For example : if my turn over for the quarter is 5 Lakhs and I pay tax @ 1% under composite scheme, amounting to Rs. 5000/- and I switch over to Regular stream from Oct onwards and if my commodity falls under 5% GST. Then, will I be asked to pay the difference amount between 1% and 5% for Rs. 5 lakhs, which is my turnover for the Qtr - Jul to Sep ( Note: The same HSN code is continued in the trade )
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03 October 2017
Shall I wait for your reply, Mr. Raja P M
03 October 2017
On composition scheme we can't follow the Tax rate for the Inward / Outward supplies under C/S. But, In RD we must follow the Rate of tax based on the HSN. After falling RD scheme the we calculate tax based on the sales after 01st oct-17... It's not to 1%