GST refund and adjustment procedures clarified: credit notes, refund vouchers, LUT extension, and return deposit compliance guidance. Suppliers who paid GST on advances or on supplies later cancelled or returned must issue credit notes where invoices were issued and declare them in the return for the month of issuance to adjust tax liability; if no output liability exists, claims may be filed as 'excess payment of tax' via Form GST RFD-01. Where advances had no invoice, suppliers must issue a refund voucher and may claim refund by Form GST RFD-01. Continuity of LUT for zero-rated supplies is preserved subject to furnishing Form GST RFD-11 within the extended timeline, and timelines for TDS deposit (GSTR-7) and refund application filing are correspondingly extended.
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GST refund and adjustment procedures clarified: credit notes, refund vouchers, LUT extension, and return deposit compliance guidance.
Suppliers who paid GST on advances or on supplies later cancelled or returned must issue credit notes where invoices were issued and declare them in the return for the month of issuance to adjust tax liability; if no output liability exists, claims may be filed as "excess payment of tax" via Form GST RFD-01. Where advances had no invoice, suppliers must issue a refund voucher and may claim refund by Form GST RFD-01. Continuity of LUT for zero-rated supplies is preserved subject to furnishing Form GST RFD-11 within the extended timeline, and timelines for TDS deposit (GSTR-7) and refund application filing are correspondingly extended.
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