GST for e-commerce sellers — multi-state B2CS done right
Sell across states and marketplaces and keep GST clean: correct place of supply, B2C aggregation, reconciliation of gateway payouts, and returns that match what you file.
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Sound familiar?
Orders ship to many states and the tax split has to be right for each.
High volume of small B2C orders — manual entry isn't an option.
Marketplace and gateway payouts arrive as lumps that don't match orders.
You need clean books and GST returns without a full finance team.
How BillForge handles it
Multi-state place of supply
Each order's CGST/SGST vs IGST split is derived from the ship-to state, so a single catalogue sold pan-India is taxed and reported correctly per state.
B2CS aggregation
High-volume small B2C sales roll into GSTR-1's B2CS table the way the portal expects — no listing every order by hand.
Payout reconciliation
Import the gateway/marketplace settlement CSV; the lump payout is matched back to the underlying orders, fees and GST so income isn't double-counted.
Returns that tie out
GSTR-1 + GSTR-3B from one source, with the data-health monitor catching any mismatch before it reaches a filed return.
Expenses + ITC
Track input GST on your costs (logistics, ads, packaging) with Section 17(5) handling so blocked ITC stays out of Table 4.
Cash clarity
See receivables, payables and what you owe in GST/TDS in one place, with due-date reminders so nothing slips.
Questions
Does it handle orders across many states?▾
Yes — the CGST/SGST vs IGST split is set from each order's ship-to state, so multi-state selling is taxed and reported correctly.
Can it aggregate high-volume B2C sales?▾
Yes — small B2C orders are rolled into the GSTR-1 B2CS table, so you don't enter each one individually.
Will marketplace payouts reconcile?▾
Import the settlement CSV and BillForge matches the lump payout back to the orders, fees and GST behind it.
Stay compliant without the busywork
Correct GST + TDS, reconciliation that matches, and a read-only link for your CA — built for the way you actually work.