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Goods and Services Tax Network removes form from its portal
Goods and Services Tax Network removes form from its portal System generated statement of inward supplies for a recipient detached for January 2022 The Goods and Services Tax Networks (GSTN) has removed Form GSTR-2A from the GST portal for January 2022. The GSTR-2A Form is a system-generated Statement of Inward Supplies for a recipient. For now, only GSTR-2B is available because of...
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Goods and Services Tax Network removes form from its portal
System generated statement of inward supplies for a recipient detached for January 2022
The Goods and Services Tax Networks (GSTN) has removed Form GSTR-2A from the GST portal for January 2022. The GSTR-2A Form is a system-generated Statement of Inward Supplies for a recipient.
For now, only GSTR-2B is available because of the applicable notification that came into effect on January 1.
Form GSTR-2A would be generated in scenarios when the supplier uploads the Business-to-Business (B2B) transaction details in Form GSTR-1/5.
The Input Service Distributor (ISD) details would be auto-populated on the submission of Form GSTR-6.