Categorizing GST for Accounting Purposes

The video tutorial explains the categorization of GST for accounting purposes, focusing on input and output GST. It provides examples of GST accounting for both intrastate and interstate transactions, detailing how to calculate GST and pass journal entries. The tutorial also covers GST on sales, illustrating the differences between intrastate and interstate sales. Finally, it introduces the concept of set off, where input GST is considered an asset and output GST a liability until they are offset.

Describe the accounting treatment for output GST in sales transactions.

What are the journal entries for Ram's sale of a TV to Kiran in Kerala?

How does the treatment of GST differ between intrastate and interstate transactions?