Purchase Analysis Report
Purchase Analysis Report - User Guide
1. Introduction đ
The Purchase Analysis Report is a vital tool for Society Treasurers, Accountants, and Auditors. It provides a structured view of all society outflows, helping the committee track expenses, manage vendor relationships, and ensure accurate TDS/GST reporting.
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Purpose of this Report:
- Track Expenditure: Monitor society spending across different categories (Security, Repair, AMC).
- Tax Compliance: Verify TDS deductions and GST input credits on high-value bills.
- Audit Readiness: Provide a summarized “Purchase Register” for annual statutory audits.
- Budget Monitoring: Use month-wise summaries to identify spikes in overhead costs.
This report helps societies maintain fiscal discipline by providing transparent data on where every rupee is spent.
2. Report Types & Analysis Use Cases đ
The module offers five specialized report types to support different administrative needs:
A. Purchase By Bill
- Purpose: A detailed list of individual bills received from vendors within a period.
- Best For: Verifying specific project costs or checking if a particular vendor’s bill was recorded.
- Key Data: Bill No, Date, Vendor Name, Basic Amount, Tax, and Total Bill Value.
B. TDS From Bill Register
- Purpose: Specifically filters bills where Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) was applied.
- Best For: Quarterly TDS Filings and ensuring the society has deducted the correct amounts for contractors/professional services.
- Key Data: Vendor PAN, Bill Amount, TDS Type, and TDS Amount Deducted.
C. Purchase Register
- Purpose: The master chronological log of all acquisitions made by the society.
- Best For: Annual Audits and a general “Purchase Register” requirement for society records.
- Key Data: Date-wise listing of all expenses, including both goods and services.
D. GST Bills Payment Details
- Purpose: Connects purchase bills with their corresponding GST payments/details.
- Best For: Reconciling GST Input Tax Credit (ITC) for the society.
- Key Data: Bill Reference, Vendor GSTIN, Tax components (CGST/SGST/IGST), and Payment status.
E. Month-Wise Summary
- Purpose: Aggregates all expenses into monthly buckets.
- Best For: Financial Trend Analysis and comparing seasonal variations (e.g., higher water tank cleaning costs in summers).
- Key Data: Month name, Total Volume, Total Amount, and Year-on-Year comparisons.
3. Data Visibility & Insights đ
Each report provides comprehensive data fields to support deep-dive analysis:
| Data Category | Key Fields Visible |
|---|---|
| Vendor Info | Vendor Name, GSTIN, PAN No, Category (e.g., Electrical, Plumbing), and Contact City. |
| Billing Info | Bill Number, Invoice Date, Reference PO No, and Due Date. |
| Tax Details | Basic Value, GST Rate, HSN/SAC Code, CGST, SGST, IGST, and TDS Deducted. |
| Financials | Gross Amount, Discount (if any), Rounding, and Net Payable. |
| Accounting | Ledger Account head where the expense was debited (e.g., “Repairs & Maintenance”). |
4. Source Transactions đ
The report derives its data from:
- Purchase Bills: The primary document for recording vendor invoices.
- Payment Vouchers: Linked to show payment status and tax deduction dates.
- Journal Vouchers: For recording provisions or year-end expense adjustments.
5. Using the Report Interface đ ī¸
Selection Filters
- Report Type: Choose one of the 5 specialized views described in Section 2.
- Date Range: Define the period for analysis. This defaults to the current financial year.
Generation Mode
- Print (Excel): Generates a high-quality Excel file holding all relevant columns. The system automatically formats headers and dates for immediate use in spreadsheets.
6. Best Practices / Tips đĄ
- Monthly Review: Generate the Month-Wise Summary at every committee meeting to show transparency in society spending.
- TDS Verification: Use the TDS From Bill Register before the 7th of every month to ensure all TDS deducted has been accounted for and paid to the government.
- Audit Export: Instead of providing individual bills to the auditor initially, provide the Purchase Register in Excel for their preliminary review.
- GSTR Reconciliation: Use the GST Bills Payment Details report to match with your GSTR-2B data to ensure you don’t miss out on any tax credits.