Question 30 - Section 29 of the MGL provides that the ITC would be confirmed only if the inward details filed by the recipient are matched with the outward details furnished by the supplier in his valid return. What happens if there is a mismatch?
FAQ on GST dated 21.9.2016 based on Draft Model GST Chapter 10 Input Tax Credit
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Input Tax Credit matching requirement: supplier must rectify mismatches within the rectification period or recipient must reverse the credit. Section 29 conditions confirmation of Input Tax Credit on matching recipient inward details with supplier outward details in a valid return. If a mismatch arises, the supplier must rectify the discrepancy within a prescribed rectification period; if the mismatch persists, the recipient is required to reverse the Input Tax Credit for the unmatched supplies.
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Input Tax Credit matching requirement: supplier must rectify mismatches within the rectification period or recipient must reverse the credit.
Section 29 conditions confirmation of Input Tax Credit on matching recipient inward details with supplier outward details in a valid return. If a mismatch arises, the supplier must rectify the discrepancy within a prescribed rectification period; if the mismatch persists, the recipient is required to reverse the Input Tax Credit for the unmatched supplies.
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