An Amazon seller checks the bank statement and finds \u20b94,20,000 credited, but the marketplace settlement report shows a different amount. Meanwhile, GST sales figures, TCS credits and TDS entries do not match the accounting records. With festive-season orders and returns adding to the workload, it becomes difficult to tell whether the difference is a delayed settlement, a tax-credit mismatch or an actual payment shortfall.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
GST reconciliation for e-commerce sellers<\/strong> means matching marketplace sales, GST records, tax deductions, settlement reports and bank credits to identify discrepancies before filing returns. For Amazon and Flipkart sellers in India, the practical approach is to reconcile each platform separately, investigate unmatched transactions, verify GST TCS and income-tax TDS credits, and document every correction. Starting early gives you time to resolve genuine issues instead of relying on estimates during filing season.<\/p>\n\n\n\n