All About GST Return SUGAM or GSTR Sugam

All About GST Return SUGAM or GSTR Sugam The idea of Simplification of GST Return was introduced in 27th GST Council meeting where the gover
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All About GST Return SUGAM or GSTR Sugam
The idea of Simplification of GST Return was introduced in 27th GST Council meeting where the government announced GST Sugam and GST Sahaj as 2 of the Simplified GST Return.
Now when the Formats of these Returns have been introduced, lets Discuss Some of the basic facts on GST SUGAM and GST Sahaj Return Forms.
We shall Discuss GST Sugam Return in this Article:
All About GST Return SUGAM or GSTR Sugam
What is GST Return SUGAM or GSTR Sugam
GSTR Sugam is a proposed Simplified GST Return which will be introduced in April 2019 by GST Council. A Small Taxpayer with yearly turnover of upto Rs. 5 Crore and who is engaged in B2B and B2C supplies can file this Return.
This Return will be filed Quarterly, however the Tax shall be paid monthly by GST Challan.
Persons who can File GST Return Sugam or GSTR Sugam
A Small Taxpayer with yearly turnover of upto Rs. 5 Crore who is engaged in B2B and B2C supplies can file this Return.
Difference Between Sahaj & Sugam and Quarterly Return
Three new Returns have been introduced by CBIC, the Difference between those three returns has been explained in the below mentioned table:
| Return | Who can File it |
| Sugam | A Small Taxpayer with yearly turnover of upto Rs. 5 Crore who is engaged in B2B and B2C supplies can file this Return. |
| Sahaj | A Small Taxpayer with yearly turnover of upto Rs. 5 Crore who is engaged in only B2C supplies can file this Return. |
| Quarterly Returns | Applicable to Tax Payers with yearly turnover of upto Rs. 5 Crore and Making imports, exports, supplies to SEZ, and having both B2B and B2C transactions |
Periodicity of Filing GSTR Sugam
This Return will be filed Quarterly, however the Tax shall be paid monthly by GST Challan.
System of Invoice upload or Getting Input Tax Credit
Recipient will get credit during a tax period on the basis of the details of documents uploaded by the supplier upto the 10th of the month following the month for which the return is being filed for. Such credit can be availed i.e. credited to the ledger of the recipient only on filing of his (i.e. recipients) return.
Supplies attracting reverse charge will be reported only by the recipient and not by the supplier.
GST Return SUGAM or GSTR Sugam
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