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Mr. Jobin is a registered dealer under GST in Noida. He deals with the products like...

Mr. Jobin is a registered dealer under GST in Noida. He deals with the products like Bamboo furniture which comes under the GST slab rate of 18%. He purchase the products from the local manufacturer as well as outside state. Also, his sales transaction mostly done outside the state. During the month of August 2020, he managed to do the following transaction for which journal entry are required to pass and compute his tax liability which he needs to pay after set off/adjustments.
Purchase Bamboo furniture from Mr. Tyagi who is a local manufacturer for Rs. 5,00,000 on 1.08.2020
Purchase Bamboo furniture from Mr. Sharma who is a manufacturer in Gurgaon for Rs. 2,00,000 on 3.08.2020. (IGST is applicable)
Sold Bamboo furniture for Rs. 7,00,000 to local customer on 6.08.2020
Sold Bamboo furniture to dealer in Chennai for Rs. 2,50,000 on 10.08.2020
He has paid legal consulation fee to CA Arun Tripathi Rs. 40,000 on 15.08.2020.
He paid telephone bill of Rs. 4000 on 27.08.2020
The GST rate applicable to Bamboo furniture is 18% and the same for the packaging material. Moreover, for the professional fee and utility bills also the rate is 18%.

Pass the necessary journal entry including the entry of set off and tax payment (if any). Compute the tax liability and show the set off and adjustment of tax in the form of table.

Please do it professionally

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Transaction Summary:
Date Transaction Amount CGST SGST IGST Total Including GST
01.08.2020 Purchase 500,000      45,000          45,000 590,000
03.08.2020 Purchase 200,000          36,000 236,000
06.08.2020 Sales 700,000      63,000          63,000 826,000
10.08.2020 Sales 250,000          45,000 295,000
15.08.2020 Legal Constitution Fess 40,000         3,600            3,600 47,200
27.08.2020 Telephone Bill 4,000            360                360 4,720
Assumptions:
a) Telephone charges for Mr. Jobin so no ITC available
b) Invoice is received for legal consultation
Journal Entries:
01.08.2020 Purchase AC 5,00,000
CGST 45,000
SGST 45,000
To Mr. Tyagi Account 5,90,000
(Being Goods purchase from Mr. Tyagi on credit basis)
03.08.2020 Purchase AC 2,00,000
IGST 36,000
To Sharma Account
(Being Goods purchase from Mr. Sharma on credit basis)
06.08.2020 Cash AC 8,26,000
To CGST 63,000
To SGST 63,000
To Sales 7,00,000
(Being Sales made to local customer)
10.08.2020 Cash AC 2,95,000
To IGST 45,000
To Sales 2,50,000
(Being Sales made to customer)
15.08.2020 Legal Charges 40,000
CGST 3,600
SGST 3,600
To Cash          47,200
(Being legal charges paid to CA Arun Tripathi)
27.08.2020 Telephone Bill            4,000
CGST 360
SGST 360
To Cash 4,720
(Being Telephone bill paid)
Date Transaction Tax Impact CGST SGST IGST
01.08.2020 Purchase Paid 45,000 45,000
03.08.2020 Purchase Paid 36,000
06.08.2020 Sales Collected 63,000 63,000
10.08.2020 Sales Collected 45,000
15.08.2020 Legal Constitution Fess Paid 3,600 3,600
Net Amount Payable to Gov(Collected-Paid) 14,400 14,400 9,000
CGST 14400
SGST 14,400
IGST 9,000
To Cash 37,800
(Being Tax paid to government)

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