GST Audit under sec 13(2) of CGST Act, 2017 is the process of examination of records, returns and other documents maintained by a taxable person and also verifying the completion of compliances within the time frame allowed.
Free consultation with a CA. No obligation.
GST Audit under sec 13(2) of CGST Act, 2017 is the process of examination of records, returns and other documents maintained by a taxable person and also verifying the completion of compliances within the time frame allowed. The purpose is to verify the correctness of turnover declared, taxes paid, refund claimed and input tax credit availed, and to assess the compliance with the provisions of GST.
This is basically a reconciliation between the GST returns filed by a business and books of accounts maintained by them. This Audit is mandatory for all the taxpayers having a turnover more than Rs. 2 crores in a FY. This Audit is done by a Practicing CA or a Cost Accountant.
Legal Window can help you with the GST Audit just by following certain steps by providing the best assistance, timely delivery and guaranteeing the highest customer satisfaction. You may get in touch with our team on 072407-51000 or email [email protected] for GST Audit.
The voluntary audit allows recording of the correct time of supply. This reduced the instances of pre-paid and post-paid taxes. As you pay taxes on time, you can avoid the interest cost (both on pre-payment and post-payment) and penalty (on post-payment).
GST audit helps to verify the trueness and correctness of GST filling and Tax paid.
In preparing the Reconciliation Statement the Books of accounts should be matched with GST returns.
Many times we don’t claim the GST input available from sundry expenses like bank charges and small petty exp done, GST Audit helps them to check and claim in next return.
Any ITC we have claimed during the year which is not given by the dealer can be reversed in next return.
Every registered person having turnover during financial year is more than Rs. 2 crores u/s 35(5).
Order passed by Deputy/Assistant Commissioner with prior permission of Commissioner u/s 66.
Order by Commissioner u/s 65.
You are requested to first fill the simple questionnaire provided by our expert team which will enable us to know the status of books of accounts of GST.
At the second step you will be required to produce the documents in accordance with the questionnaire filled based upon which case will be dealt so that we can arrange them as per the requirement and for further processing.
After arranging the documents we will begin with the preparation of financial statements and analyse the accuracy of the documents.
After verification of all the data provided, the practicing professional will provide the observations and comments, if any and submit the GST Audit Report with reconciled statements.
After submitting all the documents, the acknowledgement will be provided to the client via mail.
Legal Window carries out the audit process in a very smooth and transparent manner with the team of expert professionals. While we conduct the audit there are few things to be kept in mind.
For computing the aggregate turnover, following sale shall be included -
Value of all intra-state taxable supply
Value of all intra-state taxable supply
Value of all exempt supplies
Value of all export supplies
Job work supplies on principal to principal basis
Zero rated supplies
Any supply to agent/ job work on behalf of principal
For computing the aggregate turnover, following sale shall be excluded
Taxable supply on which reverse charge is applicable
All taxes and cess paid under GST
Goods supplied and received back from job work
Purchase Register
Sales Register
Stock Register
GST Returns
Statement of ITC or Electronic Credit Ledger
Electronic cash Ledger
E-Way Bill Statements
Amendments made during the period
Annual Accounts maintained under Income Tax Act, 1961
GSTR 9C is an annual audit form for all the taxpayers having the turnover above Rs. 2 crores in a particular financial year. The GSTR 9C form has a reconciliation statement for reconciling turnover, input tax credits and tax payments.
Part-A: Reconciliation Statement - This is further divided into 5 parts
Part-B: Certification By Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant
Penalty for not getting GST accounts audited as per act is Rs. 200 per day (Rs. 100 for CGST and Rs. 100 for SGST). Maximum penalty will be 0.25% of total turnover declared.
As per Section 35 of GST Audit, audit can be performed by a Chartered Accountant or a Cost Accountant. But there are exceptions in the provisions.