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Trans -1 return

MohanLal tiwari

While filing Trans-1, we didn't find place for submitting details of inward supply Invoices issued in June but received in after filing ER-1 return of Central Excise and Cenvat credit could not be availed. The credit of Excise duty was supposed to be taken through transitional provision.

Issue Raised on Filing Trans-1 Form for Cenvat Credit under GST; Clarification Sought on Inward Supply Invoices Section A participant raised an issue regarding the filing of the Trans-1 form under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. They were unable to find a section to submit details of inward supply invoices issued in June but received after filing the ER-1 return, which prevented them from availing Cenvat credit. A respondent advised that since the Trans-1 form cannot be revised, the chances of claiming the credit are slim. The original poster then sought clarification on which specific column of the Trans-1 form should be used to file details of inward supply invoices, listing several possible sections for consideration. (AI Summary)
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