Configuration Steps to GST:-

Accounting Entries under GST

Under the GST regime the taxpayer needs to maintain the following accounts:

(i) CGST A/C

CGST A/C is further bifurcated into two Output CGST and Input CGST.

(ii) SGST A/C

SGST A/C is further bifurcated into two Output SGST and Input SGST.

(iii) IGST A/C

IGST A/C is further bifurcated into two Output IGST and Input IGST.

e-Cash Ledger or electronic cash ledger

This ledger is maintained by the taxpayer on the GST Portal to pay GST

Accounting entries under GST

Accounting entries under GST

We are taking a few basic business transactions to understand accounting

entries under GST that shall be passed.
Instance 1:
1. Mr. A bought goods worth 10,000 INR from the local market.
2. He sold these goods for 30,000 INR in the same state
3. He paid consultation fees 500 INR
4. As Mr. A was thinking to extend the business he purchases furniture
amounting 10,000 INR.
Assuming CGST @8% and SGST@8%

The accounting entries under GST will be:

S. No Particulars Debit Credit

1 Purchase A/c…Dr 10,000

Input CGST…Dr 800

Input SGST…Dr 800

To Creditors A/c 11,600

2. Debtors A/c…Dr 34,800

To Sales A/c…Cr 30,000

To output CGST A/c…Cr 2,400

To Output SGST A/c…Cr 2,400

3. Consultation fees A/c…Dr 500

Input CGST…Dr 40

Input SGST…Dr 40

To Bank A/c…Cr 580

4. Furniture A/c…Dr 10,000

Input CGST…Dr 800

Input SGST…Dr 800

To XYZ furniture shop 11,600

Total Input CGST= 800 + 40 + 800 = 1,640 INR
Total Input SGST= 800 + 40 + 800 = 1,640 INR
Total output CGST= 2,400 INR
Total output SGST= 2,400 INR
Therefore,
Net CGST payable = 2,400 – 1,640 = 760 INR

Net SGST payable = 2,400 – 1,640 = 760 INR

Instance 2:
1. A bought goods worth 10,000 INR from outside state market.
2. He sold these goods for 20,000 INR in the same state
3. He sold the other goods manufactured for 10,000 INR in the different
state
4. He paid consultation fees 500 INR
5. As Mr. A was thinking to extend the business he purchases furniture
amounting 10,000 INR.
Assuming CGST @8%, SGST@8%, and IGST @5%

The accounting entries under GST will be:

S. No Particulars Debit Credit

1 Purchase A/c…Dr 10,000

Input IGST…Dr 500

To Creditors A/c 10,500

2. Debtors A/c…Dr 17,400

To Sales A/c…Cr 20,000

To output CGST A/c…Cr 1,600

To Output SGST A/c…Cr 1,600

3. Debtors A/c…Dr 10,500

To Sales A/c 10,000

To Output IGST A/c 500

4. Consultation fees A/c…Dr 500

Input CGST…Dr 40

Input SGST…Dr 40

To Bank A/c…Cr 580

5. Furniture A/c…Dr 10,000

 Input CGST…Dr 800

Input SGST…Dr 800

To XYZ furniture shop 11,600

For Intra-State Transaction
Total Input CGST = 40 + 800 = 840 INR
Total Input SGST= 40 + 800 = 840 INR
Total output CGST= 1,600 INR
Total output SGST= 1,600 INR
Therefore;

Net CGST payable = 1,600 – 840 = 760 INR

Net SGST payable = 1,600 – 840 = 760 INR

For Inter-State Transaction

Total IGST input = 500 INR

Total IGST output = 500 INR

Therefore;

Net IGST Payable = 500 – 500 = 0 INR

Impact of GST in financial statements

Let us understand the impact of GST in the financial statement

Profit and Loss Statement

Particulars Amount (INR) Particulars Amount (INR)

Raw material XXXX Sales XXXX

Purchases XXXX

Depreciation XXXX

Other expenses XXXX

Here you can see the decrease in the raw material cost and other expenses
as under GST a taxpayer can sett-off input GST with that of Output GST.

Balance Sheet
 Assets Amount (INR) Liabilities Amount (INR)

Capital XXXX Fixed Assets XXXX

Current Liabilities XXXX Current Assets XXXX

Tax Payable XXXX Bill Receivable XXXX

Bills Payable XXXX Credit Receivable XXXX

Under GST, the cost of fixed assets will also decrease as the taxpayer can
take ITC (Input Tax Credit) on both the capital goods and services that are
related to such capital goods like installation, assembling and so forth.