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Description
GST Reconcile is an innovative tool designed for GSTR-2B reconciliation, tailored specifically for Indian chartered accountants, finance teams, and accountants tired of spending excessive time on tedious manual reconciliations in Excel. By simply uploading your purchase register and GSTR-2B file, GST Reconcile quickly aligns invoices, highlights missing ITC, and uncovers partial matches that traditional Excel functions often overlook, making it compatible with data exports from Tally, Busy, ClearTax, and any other ERP systems.
Noteworthy features include:
1. Streamlined GSTR-2B reconciliation processes
2. Advanced partial matching capabilities that effortlessly corrects for typos, formatting discrepancies, and variations in invoice numbers
3. Detection of at-risk ITC, which alerts users to invoices absent from GSTR-2B, allowing for proactive vendor follow-ups prior to filing
4. Detailed GSTIN-wise summaries for efficient vendor reconciliations
5. An intuitive, color-coded Excel report that provides clear breakdowns of IGST, CGST, SGST, and Cess
This tool is specifically crafted for chartered accountants overseeing multiple clients, small to medium-sized enterprise finance teams, and accounting professionals seeking swift and precise reconciliations without the need for complicated or costly software solutions. With its user-friendly interface and efficient functionalities, GST Reconcile transforms the reconciliation process into a seamless experience.
Description
The introduction of GST marks the most significant tax reform in the history of Independent India, transforming the landscape of Indirect Taxation. Previously, the Constitution allowed both the central and state governments to impose various taxes and duties on activities like the sale of goods and services. For instance, the sales tax on goods was a state responsibility, while the central government managed taxes on services. With GST's implementation, this division will become a thing of the past. This earlier arrangement led to the establishment of distinct State VAT Acts, such as those in Maharashtra and Gujarat, each with its own variations in local taxes and duties imposed by state governments. Under the new GST framework, the myriad of taxes previously in place will be consolidated into a single tax known as GST. In India, we have adopted a dual GST model, where transactions within a state are subject to both Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST), streamlining tax collection and compliance. This unified approach aims to simplify the tax structure, fostering a more efficient economic environment.
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Web-Based
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Windows
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Customer Support
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Live Rep (24/7)
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Online Support
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Customer Support
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Types of Training
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Types of Training
Training Docs
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Live Training (Online)
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In Person
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Vendor Details
Company Name
GST Reconcile
Founded
2026
Country
India
Website
gstreconcile.in
Vendor Details
Company Name
Sinewave
Founded
1985
Country
India
Website
sinewave.co.in/taxbase-gstpro-gst-software/
Product Features
GST
GST Accounting
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GST Billing & Invoicing
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GST Compliance
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GST Inventory Management
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GST Reporting
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GST Tax Credits
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GST Tax Filing
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Product Features
GST
GST Accounting
No
GST Billing & Invoicing
No
GST Compliance
No
GST Inventory Management
No
GST Reporting
No
GST Tax Credits
No
GST Tax Filing
No