Frequently Asked Questions

To remove incorrectly showing taxable amounts from your GSTR 2B in BUSY, you can manually edit the taxable amount in the software. Simply go to the respective entry in BUSY and make the necessary changes to correct the taxable amount.

some of service items being changed to goods items in BUSY becuase of in item master you selcetd tax category as a goods, for service item you need to selected service related tax category in master then save it .

If exempt sales are showing as taxable value in GSTR-1 filing in BUSY,Here are some common steps:
 Step 1: Incorrect Tax Ledger Account tag
 Step 2: Data Entry Mistake 
 Step 3: Verify that your tax category configuration in BUSY

The purpose of the Manage API feature in the software is to enable API access on the GST portal, allowing the software to connect and interact with the portal for tasks such as filing GST returns and accessing GST-related data.

If you have past GST input then it will carry forward to next period and you can adjust with tax liablity through GST summary. To post the input output adjustment vouchers and cross adjustment vouchers, you need to press F4.

GST Sales register with custom column
To see item quantity and price in GST sales register follow the below steps:
Step 1: We can add a custom column of Item quantity and price by taking a field from the inventory voucher body.

To change decimal place in tax rate , follow the steps below:
Step 1: Go to Administration then Configuration 
Step 2: Select  Features and Options now go to GST VAT 
Step 3: In tax rate decimal place mention decimal place

You can generate reports for any period within the current financial year in BUSY. However, if you want to generate reports for a previous financial year, you need to switch to that financial year first and then generate the reports.

he main difference between standard and GST formats in BUSY sales register is that the Standard register can vavailable by default in software. And GST formats are the report it can help the users to view the GST related inormation.

In BUSY, journal entries typically do not directly impact GST reports, such as GSTR-1 or GSTR-3B, because GST reports are primarily based on sales and purchase transactions. Journal entries are generally used for accounting adjustments, internal transfers, and non-GST transactions.