ITC-04 Filing for Job Work in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
ITC-04 Filing · Nashik, Maharashtra

ITC-04 Filing for Goods Sent on Job Work — Tracked. Reported. Returned.

Job work reporting for manufacturers and principals in Nashik and Maharashtra — challan records, goods sent and received, timeline monitoring and reconciliation before filing.

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Sending goods to a job worker without payment of tax depends on a record. The challans, the quantities and the dates of return are what keep the transaction outside the charge, and ITC-04 is where that record is declared.

At N D Savla & Associates, we maintain and file job work returns for manufacturers and principals across Nashik and Maharashtra, tracking each consignment from despatch through to return or supply from the job worker’s premises.

The exposure here is quiet. Where goods are not received back within the prescribed period, the despatch is treated as a supply on the original date — with interest running from then. Tracking the timeline is the point of the exercise.

Our Job Work Return Services

Challan Record Maintenance

Maintenance of delivery challan records for goods despatched to job workers.

Goods Sent Reporting

Reporting of inputs and capital goods sent for job work during the period.

Goods Received Reporting

Reporting of goods received back from the job worker against the original challans.

Job Worker to Job Worker

Reporting of goods moved directly between job workers on the principal’s account.

Timeline Monitoring

Monitoring of the prescribed return periods for inputs and capital goods.

Deemed Supply Assessment

Assessment and treatment where goods are not returned within the period.

Direct Supply from Job Worker

Treatment of supplies made directly from the job worker’s premises.

Quantity Reconciliation

Reconciliation of despatched, returned, wastage and balance quantities.

Our ITC-04 Filing Process

1

Challan Data Collection

Despatch and receipt challans for the period are collected and indexed.

2

Quantity Reconciliation

Quantities sent, received, converted and scrapped are reconciled challan-wise.

3

Ageing Review

Open challans are aged against the prescribed return periods.

4

Return Preparation & Filing

The return is prepared with the correct tables and filed for the period.

5

Exception Reporting

Overdue consignments are reported so they can be addressed before exposure arises.

Why It Matters

Job work movement supported by a proper record
Open challans aged against the prescribed periods
Deemed supply exposure identified early
Quantities reconciled including wastage
Job worker to job worker movement captured
Direct supplies from the job worker handled correctly
Filing aligned with the applicable periodicity
A record ready if the movement is questioned

Frequently Asked Questions

A principal who sends inputs or capital goods to a job worker is required to furnish the declaration in the prescribed form, with the periodicity depending on the applicable turnover criteria.
Inputs and capital goods are required to be received back within the periods prescribed under the Act, which differ between the two categories.
Where goods are not received back within the prescribed period, the despatch is treated as a supply on the day the goods were sent out, with the consequences that follow from that date.
Direct supply from the job worker’s place is permitted subject to the conditions in the Act, including declaration of that place where required.
Movement of goods for job work is made under a delivery challan containing the prescribed particulars, and the challan record supports the reporting in the return.
Waste and scrap generated during job work are dealt with under the specific provisions applicable to them, depending on whether the job worker is registered.

Sending goods out on job work?

Share your challan register — we’ll reconcile the movement and keep the return current.