GST Reconciliations
GST Reconciliations
ATO Business Activity Statement
a. First, as per BAS return, we need to Fill in an Excel sheet
- For some clients, Monthly BAS Return will be there
- For some clients, Quarterly BAS Return will be there
GST Collected (Sale) + 5500
GST paid (Purchase) -2000
PAYG(Withheld) +4500
PAYG(Installment) +5000
Balance 13000
Accrual for sale and purchase will be given by the client
Book vs BAS Difference we need to calculate in Excel
Book vs BAS Difference will Move to GST Adjustment account
Owed to ATO (GST Collected)
Owed by ATO (GST Paid)
Provision for income tax la how much I need to pay under Tax return it will come under this account
Provision for Income Tax Expenses Dr $17000
To Bank $17000
(PY Income Tax Expenses Paid During CY)
Income Tax Expenses Dr $ 15000
To Provision for Income Tax Expenses $ 15000
(Provision created for Income Tax Liability of CY based on Tax Reconciliation Worksheet, This Expenses Separately shows in Financial Statement)
Activity Statement Look Like
Following Ledger Account need to be considered at the time of finalizing the Financial Statement?
The interest charge for late payment of fees will come under🡺 Interest Expenses (Expenditure Side)
Interest Expenses Dr 500
To Bank 500
Next, take the ICA Report for CY and PY, Cross check the Transaction
ICA (Process Date) as per activity statement is there is any balance on 30th June it will be shown under this ICA account (You need to Pass Entry)
For the Current Year, 2022 Cash Flow Boost (Covid-19) will be not there so Ignore
Interest Expenses from activity statement Pass entry if any
Interest Expenses Dr xxx
To ICA xxx
Fuel Tax Credit Income P&L Income side xxx for all the Four quarter
FTC receivable (balance FTC receivable at the End of the 4th Quarter
As per Books, there are Two Methods
Accrual
Cash basics
If BAS is Accrual, then check the book balance also in accrual
If BAS is in Cash, then the check the Book balance is also in cash
GST Accrual Concept
If a client maintains Debtors and Creditor then there will be an accrual concept
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