What is GSTR 3?
We have already discussed various heads under GSTR 1 and GSTR 2.
- GSTR 1 requires the taxpayer to furnish details of outward supplies or sales.
- GSTR 2 requires furnishing details of inward supplies or purchases.
Here we will discuss various heads and their source of information for GSTR 3 which is a monthly GST Return.
GSTR 3 has a total of 15 headings, the taxable person need not worry as most of these will be pre-filled. But we need to understand certain terms:
- GSTIN – Goods and Services Taxpayer Identification Number
- UIN – Unique Identification Number
- UQC – Unit Quantity Code
- HSN – Harmonised System of Nomenclature
- SAC – Services Accounting Code
- POS – Place of Supply of Goods and Services
- B2B – From one registered person to another registered person
- B2C – From registered person to unregistered person
Key components of GSTR 3
- GSTR-3 capture the aggregate level outward and inward supply information which will be auto populated through GSTR 1 and GSTR 2.
- Information would be updated in real time about Input Tax Credit ledger, Cash ledger and Liability ledger. Details of payment of tax and ITC under various tax heads of CGST, SGST, IGST and Cess would be auto-populated from the debit entry in credit/cash ledger, irrespective of mode of filing return.
- Taxpayer will also have the option of claiming the excess payment of tax as refund for which there will be a field in this return. The return would also have a field to enable the taxpayer to carry forward the excess ITC balance.
Particulars of GSTR 3
1. GSTIN – It is state-wise PAN-based 15-digit Goods and Services Taxpayer Identification Number (GSTIN) for each taxpayer. This column will be auto-filled.
2. Name of the Registered Person – Name of the taxpayer will be auto-filled at the time of logging into the common GST Portal. Trade Name, if any, should be separately provided.
Part A: It includes Tables 3 to 11 and the Information in this part will be auto-populated
3. Turnover
Turnover of all types of supplies are consolidated under this heading. Gross turnover needs to be bifurcated between:
- Taxable Turnover
- Export Turnover
- Nil rated and Exempted Turnover
- Non-GST Turnover
- Total Turnover ( sum of above all)
4. Outward supplies
All the details filed in GSTR 1 will automatically come under this heading. GSTR 1 requires an assessee to furnish details of outward supplies. All such information gets auto-populated under their respective subheadings which are as follows:
- Inter-State Supplies to Registered Taxable Person
- Intra-State Supplies to Registered Taxable Person
- Inter-State Supplies to Consumers
- Intra-State Supplies to Consumers
- Exports (including deemed exports)
- Revision of Supply Invoices / Credit Notes / Debit Notes
- Total Tax Liability on Outward Supplies
5. Inward supplies attracting reverse charge including import of services (Net of advance adjustments)
6. Input tax credit
ITC received during the month – Total amount of eligible input tax credit available on taxable inward supplies filed in GSTR 2 relating to inputs, input services, and capital goods (including imports and ISD) will get auto-populated here.
7. Addition and reduction of amount in output tax for mismatch and other reasons
8.Total Tax Liability
Total Tax Liability for the month – All the outward supplies and inward supplies declared above will be used to automatically calculate the tax liability under this heading. Taxpayer will determine his tax liability from dealing in goods and provision of services both. Also, a separate value will be shown for CGST, SGST, and IGST respectively.
9. Credit of TDS and TCS
- TDS credit – Any tax credit available by way of tax deducted at source will be auto-populated here from taxpayer’s GSTR 2.
- TCS credit – Similar to TDS above, in the case of E-commerce marketplace sellers, any amount of TCS collected by the E-commerce operator will be available here. This information will again be flowing from the GSTR 2 filed for the same period.
10. Interest liability
Interest Liability on late filing will be calculated here.
11. Late Fee
This will include the details of the Late Fees that is being paid and payable to the Central and the State Government.
Part B
12. Tax payable and paid
This will include the details of the tax that is being paid and payable to the Cental and the State Government.
13. Interest, Late Fee and any other amount payable and paid
This will include the details of the Interest and Late Fees that is being paid and payable to the Central and the State Government.
14. Refund claimed from Electronic cash ledger
15. Debit entries in electronic cash/Credit ledger for tax/interest payment
It includes the details of the debit entries in cash ledger for tax/interest payment and it is to be populated after payment of tax and submissions of return.
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Dear Sir,
Great and in-depth article.
If you read and reply to questions then I have just one.
I filed GSTR3B for m/o July wherein I mentioned ITC credit as reverse charge and paid extra tax; neither I took advantage of ITC available instead I paid extra tax. Is there any way I can claim it or get the same adjusted in future.
Regards, Priyanka