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10 Step Guide to Outward Supply: Table 4 and 5 of Form GSTR-9 Explained | IRIS GST
Update 4th June 2019:Clarifications released by CBIC around GSTR 9 preparation, suggest that:
In our previous blog we highlighted the break-up of the Annual Return Form-GSTR 9 in sections and sub-sections. We’ll now take up various sections of GSTR 9 for detailed analysis.
The GSTR-9 return form consists of 19 tables grouped into 6 parts. the 1st part which is initial 3 tables, covers the basic details such as financial year, GSTIN, legal name, and trade name while the 2nd part deal with outward supply. In this part, you need to provide consolidated details of all your outward supplies and advances received on which tax is applicable during the financial year for which the return is filed. You also need to fill details of outward supplies on which tax is not applicable as mentioned in the returns filed during the respective financial year.
This blog focuses on the outward supply details to be included in GSTR 9.
A. Details of TAXABLE Advances, Inward and Outward supplies
Table 4 of GSTR 9 requires reporting of details related to taxable outward supplies (except Sl No. G which relates to inward supplies which attracts GST under reverse charge) like:
At the time of preparation of GSTR 9, whether the details required to be reported in Table 4 should be:
Restricted to details reported in the GSTR 1 for the period July 2017 to March 2018; or
Should include all the details pertaining to the period July 2017 to March 2018 irrespective of the period (Maximum period September 2018) when such details are reported in GSTR 1.
Based on the combined reading of Table 4 and Table 5 (Sl No 10 and 11) and the instructions related to these entries, one possible view is that:
Invoices related to 2017-18 reported in any month in the GSTR 1 during 2017-18 along with Amendments relating to 2017-18 made by reporting such amendment in any subsequent month but within 2017-18 itself would be reported at Table 4 of GSTR 9; and
Amendments to invoices related in any month in the GSTR 1 during 2017-18 made by reporting such amendment in the GSTR 1 during the months period April 2018 to September 2018 would only be reported in Part VI Sl.No. 10 of GSTR 9.
Table 4 of GSTR 9 contains details of advances and inward and outward supplies on which tax payable, as declared in returns, is filed during the financial year
Supplies made to unregistered Persons (B2C) – Sl.No. 4A
Aggregate value of supplies made to consumers and unregistered persons on which tax has been paid shall be declared here. These would include details of supplies made through ecommerce operators and are to be declared as net of credit notes or debit notes issued in this regard.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this Part 4A would be as follows:
Taxable outward inter-State supplies to unregistered Persons where the invoice value is more than Rs. 2.5 lakh (both through ecommerce operator and otherwise) Inter-State Table 5
Taxable supplies (Net of debit notes and credit notes) to unregistered persons other than the supplies covered in Table 5 where the invoice value is up to Rs. 2.5 lakh (both through ecommerce operator and otherwise) Inter-State Table 7
Taxable supplies (Net of debit notes and credit notes) to unregistered persons other than the supplies covered in Table 5 (both through ecommerce operator and otherwise) Intra-State Table 7
Amendments to taxable outward supply details furnished in returns for earlier tax periods in Table 5 [including debit notes, credit notes, refund vouchers issued during current period and amendments thereof] Inter-State Table 9
Amendments to taxable outward supplies to unregistered persons furnished in returns for earlier tax periods in Table 7 Both inter and intra-State Table 10
Supplies made to Registered Persons (B2B) – Sl. No. 4B
Aggregate value of supplies made to registered persons (including supplies made to UINs) on which tax has been paid shall be declared here. These would include supplies made through ecommerce operators but shall not include supplies on which tax is to be paid by the recipient on reverse charge basis. Details of debit and credit notes are to be mentioned separately.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this part 4B would be as follows:
Zero rated supply (Export) on payment of tax (except supplies to SEZs) – Sl. No. 4C
4C of GSTR 9 contains information relating to a sub-set of all zero-rated supplies comprising of exports of goods and exports of services out of India. 4C does not include supplies to SEZ. Further, exports are permitted in two ways, namely, export with payment of tax and export without payment of tax. 4C contains information pertaining only to exports on payment of tax and not exports without payment of tax.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this part 4C would be as follows:
Aggregate Value of Exports (excluding supplies to SEZs) on which tax has been paid Inter State Table 6A
Supply to SEZs on payment of tax – Sl No. 4D
4D of GSTR 9 contains information relating to a sub-set of all zero-rated supplies comprising of supplies to SEZ being a developer of the SEZ or a unit in the SEZ. It would include supplies to SEZ whether by an SEZ to another SEZ or by a DTA unit to SEZ. 4D does not include supplies to SEZ without payment of tax.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this Part 4D would be as follows:
Aggregate Value of supplies to SEZs on which tax has been paid Inter State Table 6B
Deemed export – Sl. No. 4E.
4E of GSTR 9 contains information regarding ‘deemed export’. Section 147 allows the Government to notify certain supply of goods to be deemed exports where the goods supplied do not leave India and the payment for such supplies is received either in Indian rupees or in convertible foreign exchange if such goods are manufactured in India. The deeming fiction of this kind of supply as deemed export allows a person to enjoy all the tax benefits as available in case of zero-rated supply.
Section 147 and NN 48/2017-Central tax dated 18th October 2017, prescribes the following supplies to be regarded as deemed exports:
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this part 4E would be as follows:
Aggregate value of supplies in the nature of deemed exports on which tax has been paid Inter State Table 6C
Advances on which tax has been paid but invoice has not been issued – Sl. No. 4F
4F of GSTR 9 contains details of advances received in certain special circumstances. As per rule 50, upon receipt of advance, Receipt Voucher is required to be issued but tax Invoice is not required to be issued until actual supply in respect of said advance. Tax is payable on advance even though supply is pending. 4F to contain details of advances received and tax invoice is yet to be issued.
Refer NN 40/2-17-CT dated Oct 13, 2017 that exempted payment of tax on advances received towards supply of goods, in case of taxable persons whose aggregate turnover is or is likely to be less than Rs.1.50 cr. Advances towards supply of services remained liable to payment of tax on advances. Suppliers of goods above this threshold limit also were liable to payment of tax on advances.
Refer NN 66/2017-CT dated Nov 11, 2017 that exempts from payment of tax on advances received towards supply of goods. As such, advances should have been subject to tax payment in all cases up to Nov 10, 2017 and in respect of advances relating to supply of services without the benefit of this exemption.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this Part 4F would be as follows:
Advance received, and tax has been paid but invoices has not been issued in the current year Both inter and intra state Table 11A
Inward supplies on which tax is to be paid on reverse charge basis – Sl No. 4G.
4G in GSTR 9 contains details of inward supplies in respect of which registered person is liable to pay tax on reverse charge basis.
Reverse charge provisions are guided through section 9(3) and 9(4) of the CGST Act in case of intra state supplies. In case of inter-state supplies, the corresponding sections of 5(3) and 5(4) of the IGST Act would be applicable.
Refer NN 8/2017-CT(R) dated Jun 28, 2017 exempts intra-State supply of goods or supply of services does not exceed Rs.5,000/- per day regardless of number of suppliers involved. Refer NN 38/2017-CT(R) dated Oct 13, 2017 which excluded the value limit previously prescribed. Corresponding Integrated tax exemption was issued for the first time in NN 32/2017-Int(R) dated Oct 13, 2017 in respect of inter-State supplies.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 3.B. The various components of this Part 4G would be as follows:
Aggregate value of all inward supplies (including advances and net of credit and debit notes) on which tax is to be paid on reverse charge basis Both inter and intra state Table 3.1(d)
Credit notes issued in respect of transactions specified in (B) to (E) above – Sl. No. 4I
4I in GSTR 9 contains details of credit notes in respect of outward supplies in 4B to 4E of GSTR 9. Credit notes dated before Mar 31, 2018 alone is required to be reported and not Credit notes relating to 2017-18 but issued in 2018-19. Aggregate value of credit notes issued in respect of B to B supplies (4B), exports (4C), supplies to SEZs (4D) and deemed exports (4E) shall be declared here.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this Part 4H would be as follows:
Aggregate Value of Credit Notes issued in respect of B2B supplies, Exports, Supplies to SEZs, Deemed Exports Both inter and intra state Table 9B
Debit notes issued in respect of transactions specified in (B) to (E) above – Sl. No. 4J
4J in GSTR 9 contains details of debit notes in respect of outward supplies in 4B to 4E of GSTR 9. Debit notes dated before Mar 31, 2018 alone is required to be reported and not debit notes relating to 2017-18 but issued in 2018-19. Aggregate value of debit notes issued in respect of B to B supplies (4B), exports (4C), supplies to SEZs (4D) and deemed exports (4E) shall be declared here.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this Part 4J would be as follows:
Aggregate Value of Debit Notes issued in respect of B2B supplies, Exports, Supplies to SEZs, Deemed Exports Both inter and intra state Table 9B
Supplies / tax declared through amendments – Sl. No. 4K and 4L
4K Supplies / tax declared through Amendments (+)
4L Supplies / tax reduced through Amendments (-)
As per section 39(9) of the CGST Act, if any Registered Person discovers any omission or incorrect particulars, he can rectify such omission or incorrect particulars in the return to be furnished for the month during which they are noticed.
Further, Circular no. 26/26/2017-GST dated Dec 29, 2017 prescribes the procedure for a person to correct any error or omission made in his GSTR 3B and GSTR 1. It is important to note that declaration of omissions and amendment to declaration already made are permitted in any subsequent month even in the returns of Apr to Sept 2018.
Such declarations and amendments by transposing from one month to another but within 2017-18 must be reported here. Continuation of such declaration and amendments in 2018-19 of data relating to 2017-18 is not permitted in point 4K. It is required to be carried in Pt. V point 10 and 11, as applicable.
The amounts that are to be reported can be directly derived from the Tables of GSTR 1. The various components of this Table 4K and 4L would be as follows:
Amendments made in B2B supplies, exports, SEZ supplies, deemed exports due to incorrect invoice or shipping bills furnished earlier Both inter and intra state Table 9A
Amendments made in credit notes, debit notes and refund vouchers Both inter and intra state Table 9C
B. Details of Outward supplies on Which Tax is not Payable
The details on outward supplies on which tax is not payable needs to be reported under Table 5 of GSTR 9. A recent clarification has been issued on Table 5D, 5E and 5F
03 July 2019: As per the clarification issued by CBIC:
Information in Table 5D (Exempted), Table 5E (Nil Rated) and Table 5F (Non-GST Supply):
It has been represented by various trade bodies/associations that there appears to be some confusion over what values are to be entered in Table 5D,5E and 5F of FORM GSTR-9. Since, there is some overlap between supplies that are classifiable as exempted and nil rated and since there is no tax payable on such supplies, if there is a reasonable/explainable overlap of information reported across these tables, such overlap will not be viewed adversely.
Non – GST Supply:
The other concern raised by taxpayers is the inclusion of no supply in the category of Non-GST supplies in Table 5F.
For the purposes of reporting, non-GST supplies includes
– supply of alcoholic liquor for human consumption,
– motor spirit (commonly known as petrol),
– high speed diesel,
– aviation turbine fuel,
– petroleum crude and
– natural gas and
– transactions specified in Schedule III of the CGST Act.