GST TDS

GST TDS (Tax Deducted at Source under Goods and Services Tax) is a provision under Indian GST law where the recipient of goods or services must deduct a specified percentage from the payment to the supplier and remit it to the tax department. GST TDS is applicable only when the total value of such supply, under an individual contract, exceeds ₹2.5 lakh. The GST TDS rate is 2% (1% CGST + 1% SGST for intra-state transactions and 2% IGST for inter-state transactions).

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Scenario: A government department contracts a supplier for services worth ₹2,50,000. As per GST TDS rules, 2% is deducted, amounting to ₹5,000. The supplier receives ₹2,45,000. This can be recorded in Zoho Books by creating a transaction with a payment of ₹2,45,000 and applying ₹5,000 as GST TDS.

Enable GST TDS

Before deducting GST TDS from your transactions, you need to enable it. Here’s how:

The GST TDS taxes will now be automatically populated in your organization.

Create Customers or Vendors

To create a customers and enable GST TDS:

Note: If you select Tax Deductor as the GST Treatment for the customer, the Is GST TDS applicable? option will be enabled by default. Please note that this applies only during customer creation, and not for vendors.

Similarly, you can create vendors and enable GST TDS for them in the vendor creation page.

Create Transactions

You can create invoices and bills and deduct GST TDS on them. Let’s see how you can create an invoice and deduct GST TDS:

Note: The Select a GST TDS dropdown will be displayed only when GST TDS is enabled for the customer or vendor.

GST TDS

Similarly, you can create bills for your vendors, and deduct GST TDS.

Note: The GST TDS deduction will not be applied to the total invoice amount and will not impact any accounts directly. It can only be recorded at the time of payment.

Record Payment

While recording a payment for your invoices and bills, you can record the GST TDS deducted from the transaction. Let’s see how you can do this in an invoice:

Note: If you wish to record payment only for the deducted GST TDS, enter 0 in the Amount Received (INR) field.

Similarly, you can record bill payments and the deducted GST TDS.

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