Experience the Fastest GST Filing Software with
6000
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Why Choose WeP
GST Software ?
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Experienced
Technical Support
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Role & Location Based Access
Control for User Management
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Compatible with all ERP &
Accounting Software
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User Friendly Dashboard and
Downloadable Reports
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99.99% Uptime and 100+
Data Validation Parameters
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Invoice Generation
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Single Login for GST Returns,
Reconcillations, e-Invoice &
E-Way Bill
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Supplier and Customer
Master Data Management
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GST Return Filing Solution
- Takes care of monthly, quarterly, and annual GST compliances
- GSTR-1, GSTR-2(Purchase register), GSTR-3B, GSTR-6, GSTR-8, and GSTR-9
- Handy and coherent navigation of options
- Template repository
- User friendly templates with highly explanatory attributes annexure
- Validate, upload, and save- Just 3 steps to file any return
- Comprehensible error description for quick rectification
- Fast uprun from GST
- Supports submission and filing of return with DSC
- Supports bulk uploads and downloads in shortest time
- Easy support seeking mechanism and dedicated support resource for speedy resolution of issues and grievances
GST Reconciliation
- Detailed dashboard enhances visibility of ITC discrepancies at both summary and supplier level
- Action oriented, segmented information like matched documents, missing documents, and mismatched documents
- Automatic system matching fastens reconciliation process
- Multiple options to resolve apparent mismatches due to inconsistent document details
- Hold invoices option, in line with GST provision, to defer ITC claims
- No separate reconciliation for amendments as same is incorporated with the original return data
- Enables precise and accurate claim ITC
- Automatic mail triggering mechanism notifies discrepancies to vendors, captures and forwards replies from vendors
- Separate and independent setting to configure features
- Various useful reports to enable better and timely decision making
Data Privacy
- Information system audit and assurances
- Data back up plans, Business continuity plans and disaster recovery plans
- Stringent employee work environment policies to avoid data misuse
Reports
- MIS reports
- Log files with track of every minute information uploaded and downloaded
- Various in-built comparison reports to analyse and take decision
- Swift and Bulk download of reports from GST pertaining to multiple GSTIN’s and periods at once
e-Way Bill Solution
- Exclusive dashboard with glimpse of useful compliance statistics
- Quick and bulk generation of e-way bill using templates
- Easy up dation and cancellation of e-way bills
- View, print and download e-way bill option
- Various useful reports on e-way bills generated
- Initiate action on e-way bill generated by others like rejection
- Customizable features to trigger e-mails on successful generation of e-way bills
e-Invoicing Solution
- Informative dashboard providing useful insights
- Supports both generation of e-Invoice through Integration with ERP and directly in WEP ASP using templates
- Facilitates quick generation of Invoice Reference Number
- View/print and download e-Invoice with entity’s logo
- Generate and cancel e-Invoice associated e-way bills
- Reports on e-Invoice data with varied status
- Handy support system
Q1. What is the current rate structure under GST?
Ans. The rate structure consists of four slabs i.e. 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent, GST compensation cess on selected goods besides goods which are taxed at nil rate (fully exempt). GST tariff should be referred to, to know tax rate for respective goods and services.
Q2. How is GST administered in India?
Ans. GST is divided into two parts in India's federal structure: central GST (CGST) and state GST (SGST). GST will be levied across the value chain by both the Centre and the States at the same time. Every provision of goods and services will be subject to taxation. On all transactions within a State, the Centre would levy and collect the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST), while the States would tax and collect the State Goods and Services Tax (SGST). At each stage, the CGST input tax credit would be available for discharging the CGST duty on the output. Similarly, SGST paid on inputs would be allowed to be used to pay SGST on output. There would be no credit cross-utilization allowed.
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