Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam

Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam We all know that proposed format of Future GST Ret

Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam
Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam
We all know that proposed format of Future GST Returns, named as Normal, Sahaj and Sugam have been released by CBIC. These new forms would begin on pilot basis from 1st April 2019 and would be mandated from July 2019 onwards.
The taxpayers with turnover of upto Rs. 5 Crs and who are opting to file quarterly returns can choose to file any of the Quarterly Return i.e. Sahaj, Sugam or normal Quarterly Return.
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Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam
Normal Return or Form GST Ret-1 can be monthly or quarterly return [As the case may be]
Tax payer opting to file Normal Return or Form GST Ret-1 shall be able to declare all types of outward supplies, inward supplies and take credit on missing invoices.
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Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam
Sahaj Return or Form GST Ret-2[QuarterlyReturn]
Tax payer opting to file Sahaj Return or Form GST Ret-2 shall be able to declare Outward supply under B2C category and inward supplies attracting reverse charge only.
Taxpayer opting to file Sahaj Return or Form GST Ret-2 shall not be able to take credit on missing invoices and shall not be allowed to make any other type of inward or outward supplies.
Sugam Return or Form GST Ret-3[QuarterlyReturn]
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Future GST Returns : Normal, Sahaj and Sugam
Tax payer opting to file Sugam Return or Form GST Ret-3 shall be able to declare Outward supply under B2B and B2C category and inward supplies attracting reverse charge only.
Taxpayer opting to file Sugam Return or Form GST Ret-3 shall not be able to take credit on missing invoices and shall not be allowed to make any other type of inward or outward supplies.
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