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Understanding Your GST Reports

How to download, read, and use the four GST report tabs for filing your returns accurately.

destin.bio automatically generates four GST reports every month so you (or your CA) can file returns without manually compiling data. All reports are available as CSV downloads with one click.

Where to Find GST Reports

  1. 1Go to Dashboard โ†’ GST Reports.
  2. 2Select the month and year from the dropdown at the top.
  3. 3Browse the four tabs: Sales Report, TCS Report, Credit Notes, and Settlement Report.
  4. 4Click "Download CSV" on any tab to export that report.

Tab 1 โ€” Sales Report (GSTR-1)

This report lists every delivered order for the selected month. Use it to fill Table 12 (HSN-wise summary) in your GSTR-1 filing.

ColumnWhat It Means
Order IDUnique identifier for the order
Order DateDate the order was placed
ProductProduct name from the order
HSN CodeHarmonised System of Nomenclature code for the product โ€” required for GST filing
Taxable ValuePrice before GST
CGSTCentral GST โ€” applies for deliveries within Gujarat (same state as platform GSTIN)
SGSTState GST โ€” same as CGST for intra-state deliveries
IGSTIntegrated GST โ€” applies for inter-state deliveries
TotalTaxable value + GST
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The summary cards at the top show your total sales, total GST collected, and the number of invoices for quick reference.

Tab 2 โ€” TCS Report

TCS (Tax Collected at Source) is deducted by the platform on every sale. The government mandates e-commerce platforms to collect TCS at 0.5% (0.25% CGST + 0.25% SGST) on the net taxable value.

ColumnWhat It Means
Order IDThe order from which TCS was deducted
Order DateWhen the order was placed
Taxable ValueSales value before GST
TCS RateCurrently 0.5% (split into CGST + SGST)
TCS CGST0.25% TCS to central government
TCS SGST0.25% TCS to state government
Total TCSSum of both TCS components

You can claim TCS as a credit when you file your own GST returns. Share this report with your CA so the credit is not lost.

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TCS is deducted from your payout โ€” it is not an additional charge to the buyer. You must claim it back via your GST return filing.

Tab 3 โ€” Credit Notes / Returns

Whenever a return is approved and refunded, a credit note is generated. This report shows the proportional GST reversal for each returned order.

ColumnWhat It Means
Order IDOriginal order that was returned
Return DateWhen the refund was processed
ProductReturned product name
Refund AmountAmount refunded to buyer
CGST / SGST / IGST CreditGST reversed โ€” reduces your tax liability for the month
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Credit notes reduce your GST payable for the month. Make sure they're accounted for in your GSTR-1 filing under Table 9 (Credit/Debit Notes).

Tab 4 โ€” Settlement

This is your complete payout breakdown for every order. It shows exactly how much you received and what deductions were made.

ColumnWhat It Means
Order IDThe order being settled
Buyer AmountTotal amount the buyer paid (includes platform fee + COD fee paid by buyer)
Gateway FeeRazorpay processing fee (~2% of product price) + 18% GST on it (deducted from your payout for online orders, โ‚น0 for COD)
Shipping CostShiprocket courier fee (deducted from your payout)
TCS Deducted0.5% TCS on GST-exclusive taxable value (claimable in GSTR-3B)
Net PayoutFinal amount credited to your bank account: Product Price โˆ’ Gateway Fee โˆ’ Shipping โˆ’ TCS

GST Return Pack (ZIP Download)

Instead of downloading each CSV individually, use the "Download GST Return Pack" button at the top of the GST Reports page. It creates a single ZIP file containing all four report CSVs for the selected month โ€” ready to share with your CA in one go.

Using Reports for GST Filing

  1. 1Download the Sales Report โ†’ use it for GSTR-1 Table 12 (HSN-wise outward supply).
  2. 2Download the TCS Report โ†’ claim TCS credits in GSTR-3B.
  3. 3Download Credit Notes โ†’ account for returns in GSTR-1 Table 9.
  4. 4Or use the "Download GST Return Pack" button to get all reports as a single ZIP file.
  5. 5Share the ZIP (or individual CSVs) with your Chartered Accountant for accurate filing.
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GST returns must be filed by the 11th (GSTR-1) and 20th (GSTR-3B) of the following month. Download your reports promptly to avoid late-filing penalties.

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