Overview

Reconciliations in the context of Goods and Services Tax (GST) refer to the process of comparing and aligning financial data between different sources to ensure accuracy and consistency. This involves reconciling transactions recorded in business accounting systems with corresponding figures reported in GST returns, as well as verifying input tax credit claims against supplier invoices. Reconciliations aim to identify discrepancies, errors, or omissions in the reported data, which may arise due to timing differences, data entry mistakes, or incomplete records. By conducting reconciliations regularly, businesses can detect and rectify any discrepancies, ensuring compliance with GST regulations and accurate reporting to tax authorities. Reconciliation processes typically involve thorough reviews of financial records, matching transactions line by line, investigating variances, and making necessary adjustments or corrections. Effective reconciliations help businesses maintain financial integrity, minimize risks of penalties or audits, and facilitate smooth operations within the GST framework.

Types of Reconciliations

Sales Reconciliation

This involves reconciling sales transactions recorded in business records with the sales figures reported in GST returns, ensuring consistency and accuracy in sales reporting.

Purchase Reconciliation

Purchase reconciliation involves verifying input tax credit claims by reconciling supplier invoices with the corresponding purchase transactions recorded in business records.

Output Tax Reconciliation

Output tax reconciliation focuses on aligning the output tax liability reported in GST returns with the taxable sales recorded in business records, ensuring proper calculation and reporting of tax liabilities.

Input Tax Reconciliation

Input tax reconciliation verifies the input tax credit claimed in GST returns by reconciling supplier invoices with the eligible input tax recorded in business records, ensuring accurate claim of credits.

Ledger Reconciliation

Ledger reconciliation involves reconciling the general ledger accounts related to GST transactions with the corresponding figures reported in GST returns.

GSTR-2A Reconciliation

GSTR-2A reconciliation involves comparing the auto-populated GSTR-2A form with the purchase records maintained by the taxpayer to identify mismatches and reconcile input tax credit claims.

How We Works?

Initial Data Gathering and Preparation

Review of Financial Records

Identification of Reconciliation Targets

Matching and Comparing Data

Implementation of Corrective Actions

Monitoring of Reconciliation Progress

Required Documents for Reconciliations Registration

tax (1)

GST Returns

bill

Sales Invoices

evaluation

Purchase Invoices

cheque (1)

Bank Statements

bank-statement

General Ledger Accounts

insurance

Supplier Statements

nominee

Input Tax Credit Records

approval

Output Tax Records

Reconciliations Registration Packages

Professional Fees
Start Up
799

Application filing for GSTIN
Generate ARN & TRN number
Call, Chat, Email Support Personally assigned GST Expert
Consultation Available in 3 Languages including English

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Standard
4999

GST Registration absolutely FREE
GST Return Filing for 6 Months
Call, Chat, Email Support Personally assigned GST Expert
Consultation Available in 3 Languages including English

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Premium
7999

GST Registration absolutely FREE
GST Return Filing for 12 Months
Call, Chat, Email Support
Personally assigned GST Expert
Consultation Available in 3 Languages including English

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