Input tax credit matching triggers output tax additions for recipients when supplier details are missing, with interest and reclaim. The provision requires matching of a recipient's inward supply details with supplier outward supply returns and integrated tax on imports, accepts matched ... Summary
Input tax credit matching triggers output tax additions for recipients when supplier details are missing, with interest and reclaim.
The provision requires matching of a recipient's inward supply details with supplier outward supply returns and integrated tax on imports, accepts matched invoices as final, and communicates acceptance. Discrepancies where recipient claims exceed supplier-declared tax or where suppliers omit declaration are communicated; unrectified amounts are added to the recipient's output tax liability. Duplication-related excess credits are added to output liability. The recipient can reverse additions if the supplier timely declares the invoice; interest is payable on added amounts and refundable to the recipient upon accepted reduction, limited to the interest paid by the supplier. Contravening reductions are re-added with interest.
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