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    Bank statements are just a record of cash coming in and out. They don’t really show when you actually earned money or if you owe anything. A lot of cash accountants (CAs) stick to statements because it's easy, but good bookkeeping means keeping track of your invoices, bills, and inventory.

    Instead, you should ask your CA to keep “sales and purchase journals.” This way, you'll see your income and expenses as they happen, which gives you a much better view of your business than just looking at your bank balance.

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    Since TDS has already been deducted, a smooth refund really depends on filing correctly. Shouldn’t I check my Form 26AS and AIS first to see exactly what has been paid? It seems better to understand the numbers before attempting to file and claim a refund myself.

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    Dealing with ITC loss can be such a pain. Here’s a simple tip: make it a habit to check your suppliers' GSTIN every month. Using a tool like ExpressGST can really help keep your 2B data in check. Also, if you include ‘proof of filing’ in your vendor contracts, it gives you some solid protection. A lot of successful small businesses do this as a quick 20-minute weekly task. It's really not much to ask, and it helps keep your cash flow safe from any GST mismatches.

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    What should I do in this case: if I file a revised return before December 31 to correct the missing CGAS details in my ITR-2? If I've claimed the Section 54 exemption, will this prevent mismatches with Form 26AS and avoid a notice?