Updated on: Jun 22nd, 2021
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The taxpayer is required to issue a Receipt Voucher. Also when a registered person receives an advance, the registered person is required to issue a receipt voucher.
This voucher is the proof that payment has been received. A supplier of services is also required to calculate GST on the advance received and pay it to the government. Note: A supplier of goods is not required to pay GST on advances. For example – Mr. A entered into a contract with B to supply some services worth Rs 20 lakh. GST applicable to these services is 18%. An advance of Rs 10 lakh is given by B to A As advance is received by Mr. A, he will have to issue a Receipt Voucher of Rs 10 lakh. A will also have to pay GST as follows:
Total GST Payable – Rs 10 lakh X 18% = Rs 152542 100% + 18%
Amount of CGST @ 9% = Rs 76271
Amount of SGST @ 9% = Rs 76271
The format of Receipt Voucher has been provided by the CGST Rules, 2017:
A receipt voucher can be generated on ClearTax GST software. ClearTax GST makes sure that the Receipt Voucher is generated as per format specified by the government.
Taxpayer required to issue Receipt Voucher for receiving advance payments. Supplier of services must calculate and pay GST on advances, but goods supplier is exempt. Receipt Voucher format and exceptions provided by CGST Rules. Example: Mr. A received 10 lakh advance, pays 18% GST on it. The voucher must include supplier and recipient details, amount, tax rates, place of supply, and more. Generate Receipt Voucher on ClearTax GST software.