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Prepare GSTR-1 (outward supplies)

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Review every table of your GSTR-1 for the month, tally it with the registers and export it before filing.

5 sections 4 steps

Open it

Click GSTR-1 (Sales) under GST & E-Invoicing. Set From Date and To Date to the return month and click FILTER.

Summary cards

Net Taxable Value, Net Output Tax (GST), Total B2B Documents and the number of HSN Entries for the period.

Tables

TabWhat it contains
4A, 4B, 4C, 6B, 6C - B2BInvoices to registered customers: GSTIN, receiver name, invoice, date, POS, rate, taxable, tax, invoice value
5A, 5B - B2C (Large)Inter-state sales to unregistered buyers above the B2C Large limit
7 - B2C (Small)Other sales to unregistered buyers, summarised by type, rate and POS
9B - CDNRCredit and debit notes to registered customers, with note number and original invoice
12 - HSN SummaryHSN code, description, UQC, total quantity and value

Before you file

  1. Check that every B2B invoice shows a GSTIN and a place of supply.
  2. Tally the totals with the Sales Register and Credit Note Register for the same month.
  3. Check the HSN Summary: the number of digits must match your turnover (4 digits up to ₹5 crore, 6 above).
  4. Click EXPORT CSV to prepare the upload, or PRINT for your file.

Due dates

Monthly filers: the 11th of the next month. Quarterly (QRMP) filers: the 13th of the month after the quarter, with invoices optionally uploaded monthly through IFF.

Found a mistake after filing? Do not edit the invoice. Report the correction in the next GSTR-1 (amendment tables) or through GSTR-1A, and issue a credit or debit note where the value changed.
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