GST return · September 2026
1 to 30 September 2026 · due 28 October 2026 · 9 days left 4 things to check Illustrative dataGST you charged
MVR7,200.00
Output tax on one excavator rental invoice to Road Development Corporation.
GST you paid
MVR4,812.55
Input tax on fifteen bills that carry a tax line.
Net payable
MVR2,387.45
What you owe if nothing below changes the figures.
Before you file
4 open · 2 clear
Two bills carry no GST line at all
Island Zone and the Maalhos Council are not registered. MVR 4,310.00 left out of input tax, which is correct.
Left out
Six site cash spends have no bill
MVR 3,180.00 of boat fares and small buys. Recorded against the project, no input tax claimed.
Left out
A quotation is sitting in the bills list
State Trading document 4200149171 is an offer with a valid-to date, not a payable. Claiming its MVR 144.08 would be a false claim.
One bill is addressed to another company
INV-1389/2026/0449 is billed to Steva Enterprises and was paid from Altura. It needs an intercompany entry before either return is right.
One bill reads GST added on top, fourteen read it included
Worth a look. Reading the convention backwards moves the claim by about eight percent either way.
Three bills are still waiting to be read
Snapped on site, not yet extracted. Anything in here changes the input tax figure above.
What the pack contains
There is no MIRA filing API. Sentryfi produces the figures and the files; you key them into MIRAconnect and upload the statements.
MIRA 205 figures
1 page
Input Tax Statement
15 rows
Output Tax Statement
1 row
Receipt archive
41 files
Sort the 2 items above that would make the return wrong. The rest are worth a look but will not stop you.