GST return reconciliation requires matching GSTR-1/2 with GSTR-3B and payment or adjustment of tax and ITC. System-based reconciliation requires filing and correction of outward and inward statements so that FORM GSTR-2A auto-populates recipient data and the portal drafts FORM GSTR-3. The portal recalculates output tax and eligible ITC; where FORM GSTR-3 shows higher tax payable than paid in FORM GSTR-3B the taxpayer must pay the shortfall by debiting electronic cash or credit ledger with interest. If FORM GSTR-2 supports additional ITC, it is credited on submission of FORM GSTR-3 and may be used to meet increased tax liability. Unpaid GSTR-3B submissions remain subject to reconciliation and interest liabilities.
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GST return reconciliation requires matching GSTR-1/2 with GSTR-3B and payment or adjustment of tax and ITC.
System-based reconciliation requires filing and correction of outward and inward statements so that FORM GSTR-2A auto-populates recipient data and the portal drafts FORM GSTR-3. The portal recalculates output tax and eligible ITC; where FORM GSTR-3 shows higher tax payable than paid in FORM GSTR-3B the taxpayer must pay the shortfall by debiting electronic cash or credit ledger with interest. If FORM GSTR-2 supports additional ITC, it is credited on submission of FORM GSTR-3 and may be used to meet increased tax liability. Unpaid GSTR-3B submissions remain subject to reconciliation and interest liabilities.
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