Input tax credit restriction: 20% cap on unreported supplier invoices, claimant must self-assess and adjust returns. Sub-rule (4) to rule 36 restricts ITC for invoices/debit notes not uploaded by suppliers under section 37(1): the disallowed credit in a tax period shall not exceed 20% of the eligible input tax credit attributable to invoices/debit notes that have been uploaded by suppliers as on the due date for suppliers' FORM GSTR-1; the restriction is applied across all suppliers and only to invoices otherwise eligible for ITC. Taxpayers must self-assess the cap in FORM GSTR-3B and may claim the balance ITC in later months as suppliers upload details.
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Input tax credit restriction: 20% cap on unreported supplier invoices, claimant must self-assess and adjust returns.
Sub-rule (4) to rule 36 restricts ITC for invoices/debit notes not uploaded by suppliers under section 37(1): the disallowed credit in a tax period shall not exceed 20% of the eligible input tax credit attributable to invoices/debit notes that have been uploaded by suppliers as on the due date for suppliers' FORM GSTR-1; the restriction is applied across all suppliers and only to invoices otherwise eligible for ITC. Taxpayers must self-assess the cap in FORM GSTR-3B and may claim the balance ITC in later months as suppliers upload details.
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