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I want to check and match GST across transactions. What is the process to do this?
To check and match GST across transactions, you need to check below reasons:
Step 1: Verify if you selected sales type or purchase type as itemwise or taxinclusive as a central, and specify the Tax rate in item master
Step 2: Ensure proper GST calculation for each row by hitting the enter button after entering the amount for each item.
Step 3: and also verify, if the sales type and purchase type are in individual and multi tax rate it should be the tax applied in bill sundry.
How to select the right section in GSTR- filing for no tax sales in BUSY?
To select the appropriate section and provide the correct details. Here are the steps to do this:
Step 1: Go to the Display menu and then select GSt Reports .
Step 2 : Click on GST returns and then Ereturn GSTR-1 filing section.
Step 3: To report No Tax sales, look for the section that corresponds to Nil Rated/Exempt/Non-GST Supply
Note : Before finalizing your GSTR-1 return, review the filing summary to ensure that the No Tax sales are correctly categorized under the Nil Rated/Exempt/Non-GST Supply section.
The ITC amount is not reflecting correctly in my GSTR report What could be wrong
The GST reports in BUSY doesn't show the ITC amount properly due to various reasons which are:
1. Wrong ITC Eligibility selected in Purchase or Journal / Payment voucher.
2. Chek the GST nature selected in the accounting vouchers is correct or not.
3. Ensure that the tax is applied properly in the vouchers.
4. Ensure that the tax account selected in the sale/purchase type and tax bill sundries is correct or not.
5. Verify that the tax type selected in the tax accounts, such as IGST, CGST, SGST, etc., is correct ot not.
The invoice numbers are not getting captured automatically. How can I enable this feature?
The invoice numbers are not getting captured automatically, you need to enabled auto voucher numbering for that follow these steps
step 1: go to the configuration under administration menu
step 2: open voucher series configuration and click on particular vch. type
step 3: click on voucher numbering tab
step 4: select numbering type as automatic then select all relevant details in auto numbering info.
steo 5: also set starting no . and save configuration after that your invoice numbers are getting captured automatically in every voucher.
I am unable to claim my previous month's ITC credit in the current month. The system is showing it is already claimed. How can I claim my legitimate ITC credit?
If unable to claim my previous month's ITC credit in the current month please follow below steps :,
Step 1 : To change the status pending ITC Entries go to the Transacton menu .
Step 2: Click on Gst Misc Utilities option.
Step 3: Select monthly ITC tagging as per GSTR 2A / GSTR 2B
Step 4 : Select Partywise .
Step 5 : In report view enable show previous year transaction .
Step 6 : Select the entry and press F4 to change the status ,
I am unable to see the details when I click on the % interest rate figure in the GST summary. It shows blank. How can I resolve this?
To select the appropriate section and provide the correct details. Here are the steps to do this:
Step 1: Go to the Display menu and then select GSt Reports .
Step 2 : Click on GST returns and then Ereturn GSTR-1 filing section.
Step 3: To report No Tax sales, look for the section that corresponds to Nil Rated/Exempt/Non-GST Supply
Note : Before finalizing your GSTR-1 return, review the filing summary to ensure that the No Tax sales are correctly categorized under the Nil Rated/Exempt/Non-GST Supply section.
The CP amount deducted is not reflecting in my GST reports in BUSY. What could be the reason and how can I get it to show correctly?
If you are unable to generate your GST report properly in BUSYand it's not showing the Central Tax (CP) amount deducted, you should consider the following steps to resolve the issue:
Step 1: Review your data entry in BUSY.
Step 2: Make sure you have assigned the correct tax codes to your transactions.
Step 3: Ensure that the software is using the correct tax rate for calculations.
Step 4: Compare the data in your GST report with your ledger accounts.
Step 5: Reconcile the data with GST Audit Report.
The software is showing wrong values for exempted and taxable amounts in my reports. What could be the reason?
If your BUSY is displaying incorrect values for exempted and taxable amounts in your reports,Here are some common reasons and how to address them:
Step 1: Verify that each transaction is correctly classified as exempted or taxable.
Step 2: Ensure that the appropriate GST rates are applied to your transactions. Step 3: Double-check the software's tax calculation settings. Step 4: Transactions with incorrect dates can result in wrong classifications.
Step 5: Use the HSN summary and SAC summary reports in BUSY to review the categorization of items and services
Why is my pending ITC coming under section () instead of ()? How does BUSY determine the ITC section?
If your pending ITC coming under section 17(5) instead of 17(1), in BUSY ITC section, you need to follow the below steps:
Step 1: Go to Display, then select GST Reports, then select GST Returns, then select GSTR-3B.
Step 2: then select the date range, and then select the relevant information as you require, and then press F2 or OK to load the report.
Step 3: After loading the report, you will find the details for every section, like section (17) 5, section (16) 4, etc.
I have created a separate GST Input account in BUSY. Why is the balance not reflecting here?
If you've created a separate GST Input account in BUSY, but the balance is not showing up, follow these simple steps to resolve the issue:
Step 1: Find and select the GST Input account that you've created.
Step 2: Select the account and modify .
Step 3: Change the wrong group if selected in the account .
Step 4: Review the transactions to ensure you've correctly recorded.
Step 5: Confirm that you're viewing the transactions within the appropriate date range
Step 6: Verify and review the GST Input account.