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Refunds received in July & August, 2017 - Sanctioned in Cenvat Credit - Is there provision in GSTR-TRAN.1 yet to be filed

NageswaraRao Sripada

Rebate claims have been sanctioned in post GST regime of the claims submitted in pre GST regime. Amounts have been sanctioned by way of Cenvat credit. How to claim such credit. Is there provision in GSTR-TRAN.1 which is yet to be filed. I hardly find such provision in TRAN-1. Please come to my rescue with your valuable suggestions of way out.

Navigating Post-GST Cenvat Credit Refunds: Utilize GSTR-TRAN.1 and Appeal for Cash Refunds via Jurisdictional Commissioner. A discussion on a forum addresses the issue of claiming Cenvat credit refunds sanctioned post-GST for claims submitted pre-GST. The original poster seeks advice on utilizing GSTR-TRAN.1 for this purpose. Responses suggest pursuing a cash refund by appealing to the jurisdictional Commissioner, as there is no provision in the current GST portal for such claims. Contributors recommend filing an appeal against the Order-in-Original to secure a cash refund, referencing relevant GST Act provisions. The discussion emphasizes the importance of adhering to legal procedures and filing appeals within the stipulated time frame. (AI Summary)
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