STATUTORY DUES RECONCILIATION — PAYABLE vs PAID
Reconciliation of statutory liabilities recorded in the books against challans/returns filed, supporting the CARO disclosure of undisputed statutory dues under the Companies Act. Period: [FY / month].
| Statutory head | Opening payable (Rs.) | Accrued / payable (Rs.) | Paid / deposited (Rs.) | Closing outstanding (Rs.) | Due date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GST (CGST+SGST+IGST) | [52,000] | [1,19,000] | [1,19,000] | [52,000] | [20th of next month] |
| TDS (194C/194J/192 etc.) | [18,000] | [45,000] | [45,000] | [18,000] | [7th of next month] |
| Provident Fund (EPF) | [–] | [24,000] | [24,000] | [–] | [15th of next month] |
| ESI | [–] | [6,500] | [6,500] | [–] | [15th of next month] |
| Professional Tax (PT) | [–] | [8,000] | [8,000] | [–] | [As per State] |
| [________________] | [__________] | [__________] | [__________] | [__________] | [__________] |
| Total | [70,000] | [2,02,500] | [2,02,500] | [70,000] | — |
Formula: Closing outstanding = Opening payable + Accrued during period − Paid during period. Closing outstanding should equal the balances in the respective duties & taxes ledgers.
Compliance note: Amounts shown as closing outstanding usually represent the last month’s liability payable in the following period. Any dues outstanding beyond their due date are reportable as arrears under CARO 2020 and attract interest/penalty under the respective Acts (GST S.50, IT S.201, EPF/ESI damages, State PT).