How to Handle Multiple Tax Rates with Multiple GST Ledgers with Stock Item in Suvit

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If your bill includes single or multiple item with multiple tax rates also with Multiple GST ledger (Duties & Taxes), you can enter it as follows:

• A bill with a single or multiple items.
• A bill with a single or multiple tax rates, using the different/multiple GST ledger (Duties & Taxes).

Data requirement for excel sheet

⇒ You need at least 7 types of data in your Excel sheet for mapping:

• In first bill there are 2 stock items with different gst rates(column number 2 & 3) having same reference number

• A → Need to create three additional three Row in excel sheet and name it SGST NAME, CGST NAME and IGST NAME respectively

• B → By using filter in GST TAX RATE or in SALES Account name put DUTIES & TAXES name respectively as shown in the above image. (All three fields are compulsory so if IGST is not applicable, kindly create IGST in Tally)

• 1. REFERENCE NO: A unique number for each sale.

• 2. INVOICE DATE: The date the sale happened.

• 3. PARTY NAME: Name of the client (as entered in Tally).

• 4. SALES LEDGER: The sales account name (GST Ledger).

• 5. NAME OF ITEM: The product sold (e.g., Mobile, Laptop).

• 6. QUANTITY or Rate (both cannot be mapped together).

• 7. AMOUNT: Total price before tax (Quantity × Rate = Taxable Amount).

⇒ Not Mandatory list

• 8. GST NO: Client's GST number.

• 9. PLACE OF SUPPLY: State or city where the item was delivered.

• 10. SGST, CGST, IGST: Duties & Taxes amounts (required only for Manual Calculation).

• 11. TOTAL AMOUNT: Grand total including taxes (for verification).

• Other things to keep in mind: Click Here

How to upload an Excel sheet: Click Here

Mapping

• Click on your file to open the Mapping Process.

Step 1: Field Mapping

1. Choose your data type: Select Item invoice.
2. Mapped Fields: These are matched fields from your uploaded data.
3. Unmapped Fields: Fields not yet matched. Choose the correct Tally fields for them.
4. Your Sheet Header: Shows headings from your Excel sheet.
5. Tally Fields: Fields matched with Tally. You can change them if needed.
6. Your Sheet Data: Shows sample data for cross-checking.
7. Tally Fields Selection: Choose the correct field from the dropdown.
8. Press Next to move to GST Mapping.

Step 2: GST Mapping (Map Your Tax Ledger)

9. GST Ledger from Excel Sheet: Change to Yes
10. GST Auto Calculation: If GST rates are already defined in Tally, leave this setting as it is.
11. Duties & Taxes: Choose a common Duties & Taxes ledger.

• Example: select SGST, CGST, IGST.

How to pick Duties & Taxes amounts from the Excel sheet:

• A. Manual Calculation: If you click NO, pick the Duties & Taxes amounts (SGST, CGST, IGST) from your sheet.
• B. Tick-mark the tax amounts: Use the tick option to assign Duties & Taxes amounts.
• C. Verify amounts for SGST, CGST, IGST from the sheet.

12. Press Next to move to Other Ledger Mapping.

**Note:** SGST, CGST, and IGST Tax Ledgers are mandatory. You can also map the round-off ledger.

Step 3: Ledger Mapping

• In this step, map additional fields such as Discount or Freight Amount by selecting the appropriate Excel header and Tally ledger.

Click Save & Proceed to finalize the process.

This format will be saved for future uploads in Suvit.