On notified supplies, the buyer pays GST — not the seller. We map your RCM liabilities so you don’t under-report and get hit with interest later.
Under the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM), the recipient — not the supplier — pays GST on certain notified goods and services (e.g. specified freight, legal services, imports of services, purchases from unregistered persons in some cases). It’s a common blind spot that surfaces painfully during audits.
GovYapar maps every RCM liability in your business, ensures it’s paid and reported correctly, and confirms whether you can claim it back as ITC — keeping you clean and credit-optimised.
A real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
We identify all RCM-applicable supplies.
Correct RCM tax calculated and paid.
Declared in GSTR-3B, ITC claimed if eligible.
Audit-ready RCM records maintained.
It shifts the responsibility to pay GST from the supplier to the recipient for certain notified supplies. The recipient pays and reports the tax.
Usually yes, if the supply is used for business and isn’t blocked. We confirm eligibility so you recover it.
Under-reported RCM surfaces in audits with tax, interest and penalties. Mapping it upfront avoids nasty surprises.