Meesho sellers need a GSTIN from the first order, lose 0.5 percent of every sale to TCS, and have
Goods sold through Meesho fall under compulsory registration in Section 24(ix), so the Rs 40 lakh and Rs 20 lakh turnover thresholds do not apply.
Meesho collects TCS at 0.5 percent of net taxable value under Section 52, reports it in GSTR-8, and the credit appears in your electronic cash ledger once you accept it on the
GSTR-1 is due on the 11th and GSTR-3B on the 20th of the following month; both are built from the sales, returns and TCS reports downloaded from the supplier panel.
Customer returns and RTO shipments are reported with credit notes against the original invoice, never by deleting the invoice, so that Table 13 and Meesho's GSTR-8 both still add
Yes for goods. Section 24(ix) makes registration compulsory for anyone supplying goods through an e-commerce operator that collects TCS, and turnover is irrelevant.
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