GST
GSTR-9C needed above Rs 5 crore
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Facts
Yes. Where aggregate turnover is above Rs 5 crore, GSTR-9C, a self-certified reconciliation of audited books with GSTR-9, must also be filed. A CA certification is no longer required.
Provisions and law
- Rule 80, CGST Rules 2017Annual return in GSTR-9 by 31 December after the financial year; GSTR-9C self-certified reconciliation where turnover is above Rs 5 crore
- Sec 44, CGST Act 2017Every registered person, other than excluded categories, files an annual return for each financial year
Analysis
GSTR-9C ties turnover and tax in the audited accounts to GSTR-9 and explains each difference, such as unbilled revenue or credit notes. With Rs 6.5 crore turnover you file GSTR-9 first and then GSTR-9C. Start with audited financials, as figures must match them.
Conclusion
- Finalise audited financial statements
- File GSTR-9 after reconciling with returns
- Prepare GSTR-9C reconciliation of turnover, tax and ITC
- Upload and file GSTR-9C with DSC or EVC by 31 December
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