In this article we shall discuss each and every field of annual GST returns and what information is required to be disclosed in each such field from the revenue and outward supply standpoint.
An audit programme can be understood as written guidelines which can also mean an action plan which contains the broad details of work to be done by the auditor and his team. It would contain the evaluation of internal control processes in place and a list of audit procedures to be performed in order to obtain appropriate evidence.
As we mark end of the financial year 2021-22 with respect to GST laws as next month we all would filing GST Annual returns normally called GSTR 9 & GSTR 9C wherever applicable, before filing the annual return it is very important to consider the major amendments that have been brought in Financial year 2021-22.
As an important requirement under GST Audit, there was an onus on the professionals i.e., CA/CMA to verify the completeness, correctness, and compliance of the various accounts and records maintained and any deviations thereon need to be reported as an observation, comment, or qualification in Part B of the Form GSTR 9C while certifying the audit till FY 2019-20.