CONSOLIDATED SALES & POINT OF SALE GST REPORT
Key Features
Consolidated reports are an essential part of the accounting process for all the companies.
This key information provides perspective on the entire business and they remain as an essential part of the process.
The ultimate advantage of consolidated reports should be ease of understanding and analysis of a company’s financial condition for investors, creditors, vendors and anyone else who needs to know how secure the company is.
Consolidated Reports are essentially aggregated financial results.
The Major reasons of using the Consolidated Reports for the companys are Performance, Strategy and Efficiency.
Companies can often use the word consolidated loosely in financial statement reporting to refer to the aggregated reporting of their entire business collectively.
With this Module, all the GST Taxes will be split into CSGT, SGST, IGST and CESS Taxes in Invoice Forms, POS Orders and Reports as per the Indian Standard.
Consolidated Reports present the Financial position and results of the operations for a company and are generally consisdered to be more useful than any other separate reports.
Consolidated Reports are presented for the benefit of Shareholders, Creditors, Customers and other resource providers of company.
Consolidated Reports allow investors, financial analysts, business owners to get a complete overview of the company and they can also view the overall health of the business. And also there is less paperwork involved.
Consolidated Reports cuts out all other report transactions that occurs in the company. Eliminating these transactions gives a simplified view of business performance.
Consolidated reports will continue to evolve to make the process of the company even more transparent.
These reports are more reliable and easier to use. Consolidated Reports has made easier and can be used on regular work to improve the process of the company.
As per the Indian Standard, all the taxes will be split up into CGST Rate, CGST Amount, SGST Rate, SGST Amount, IGST Rate, IGST Amount, CESS Rate and CESS Amount in Invoice Forms, POS Orders and Reports.
The Workflow
Step 1 : In Invoice Form the Taxes are splitted into CGST Rate, CGST Amount, SGST Rate, SGST Amount, IGST Rate, IGST Amount, CESS Rate and CESS Amount in order to get the Values of the same in the Report.
Step 2 : In POS Orders Form the Taxes are splitted into CGST Rate, CGST Amount, SGST Rate, SGST Amount, IGST Rate, IGST Amount, CESS Rate and CESS Amount in order to get the Values of the same in the Report.
Step 3 : Please find the Report Menu in the mentioned path. In Invoicing Menu, Under Reporting tab -> Consolidated Sales & Point of Sale GST Report.
Step 4 : In Consolidated Sales & Point of Sale GST Report Menu, you will have the Date Ranges such as From Date and To Date, Report type, Sales and POS Boolean.
Step 5 : Report type field will have two types, one is the Summary Report and the other is Detailed Report. If the Report type is detailed, then Product Category field will be displayed.
Step 6 : Either Sales Boolean or POS Boolean should be selected for generating the report, else the below mentioned warning will be popped up for the same.
Step 7 : Kindly fill in the Date Ranges and select the Report type as Summary Report and Sales boolean to get the Consolidated Sales & Point of Sale GST Summary Report.
Step 8 : Invoices that are in Open and Paid state only will be displayed in Reports. Please find the Consolidated Sales & Point of Sale GST Summary Report in the below screenshot.
Step 9 : Kindly fill in the Date Ranges and select the Report type as Detailed Report and Sales boolean to get the Consolidated Sales & Point of Sale GST Detailed Report. If the Report type is Detailed, then product category can be given and based upon the same the values will be displayed in Reports.
Step 10 : Invoices that are in Open and Paid state only will be displayed in Reports. Please find the Consolidated Sales & Point of Sale GST Detailed Report in the below screenshot.
