Correct GST Input Tax Credit reporting ensures proper IGST fund apportionment and requires amending prior returns where necessary. Taxpayers must accurately report eligible ITC, reversals and ineligible ITC in Table 4 of GSTR-3B so GSTN settlement and IGST apportionment reflect true figures. Reversals under the applicable rules go in Table 4(B)(1), other reversals in 4(B)(2), total eligible ITC (including amounts subject to reversal but excluding ineligible credit) in 4(A), ineligible or blocked credits in 4(D), and Table 4(C) equals 4(A) minus 4(B). Prior omissions must be corrected in GSTR 9 or specified GSTR 3B periods as directed.
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Correct GST Input Tax Credit reporting ensures proper IGST fund apportionment and requires amending prior returns where necessary.
Taxpayers must accurately report eligible ITC, reversals and ineligible ITC in Table 4 of GSTR-3B so GSTN settlement and IGST apportionment reflect true figures. Reversals under the applicable rules go in Table 4(B)(1), other reversals in 4(B)(2), total eligible ITC (including amounts subject to reversal but excluding ineligible credit) in 4(A), ineligible or blocked credits in 4(D), and Table 4(C) equals 4(A) minus 4(B). Prior omissions must be corrected in GSTR 9 or specified GSTR 3B periods as directed.
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