GST Reverse Charge: Import of Services

You can account for import of services, raise liability on the tax payable (reverse charge), and claim tax credit.

Record inward supply of services as imports

Raise tax liability

Claim tax credit on the liability of imports

Recording inward supply of services as imports

You can record an inward supply of services that are imported, in a purchase invoice.

To record a purchase invoice

1.    Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounting Vouchers > F9: Purchase.

2.    Click I: Accounting Invoice.

3.    In the field Party's A/c Name, select the supplier ledger predefined with Country other than India.

4.    Select the service ledger grouped under Purchase Accounts, and enter the amount.

5.    Press Ctrl+A to accept.

Claiming tax credit on the liability of imports

When you import services, you have to raise the tax liability in your books and then pay it to the department. You can record a journal voucher to raise this liability under reverse charge.

You can claim the tax liability paid on imports as tax credit by recording a journal voucher. The purchase invoice details with the tax credit claimed on the purchase is shown in GSTR-3B.

To record a journal voucher to raise tax liability

1.    Go to Gateway of Tally > Accounting Vouchers > F7: Journal.

2.    Click J: Stat Adjustment.

3.    Select the options as shown below.

4.    Debit the ledger grouped under Current Assets and credit the integrated tax ledger.

5.    Press Enter to save.

To claim tax credit on liability of imports

1.    In the journal voucher, click J: Stat Adjustment and set the options as shown below:

2.    Debit the integrated tax ledger and credit the ledger grouped under Current Assets.

3.    Enable the option Provide GST Details and enter the period for which the tax credit is availed.

4.    Press Enter to save.

To view the transactions in GSTR-3B report

●     Go to Gateway of Tally > Display > Statutory Reports > GST > GSTR-3B.

You can record journal vouchers related to import of trading and capital goods as given below: