GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B Filing for Hotels
Prepare GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B from your hotel's books in the portal's format, reconcile input credit with GSTR-2B, and file per GSTIN.
You file GST from the books, not from spreadsheets. GSTR-1 used to be a readable party-wise report the portal could not accept. GSTR-3B did not exist at all: the accountant built it each month from three exports, and if numbers shifted after filing, no one could trace why.
One GSTIN per state
Your GST identity is more than a single field. Returns are filed per GSTIN, and the company holds one for each state it trades in, with its type, effective dates and e-invoice threshold. Where one company has several properties in a state, they file a single GSTR-1 together.
Returns built from postings
- Outward supplies, split by tax rate and by customer
- Credit and debit notes
- Advances received and adjusted
- HSN summary
All are laid out in the portal's tables, and a control check proves the return and your ledger match exactly. If the books change after you prepare it, the screen names the difference.
Input credit is what suppliers filed
You can only claim what your suppliers reported, whatever your purchase bills say. Import GSTR-2B and accept, reject or park each line. A bill missing from 2B is credit you skip this month. A 2B line without a matching bill points to a purchase never entered.
TDS returns
Form 26Q is prepared each quarter for TDS you deducted, and Form 26AS is matched for TDS deducted from you.
