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Availability of ITC

KARAN VERMA

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I have forgot to upload detail of March ,2020 invoices in GSTR-1. Then, in first quarter I have uploaded detail in GSTR-1 (June month) 2020 and paid taxes in GSTR-3B May month.

Whether buyer is legally allowed to take ITC and whether such invoice reflect in Buyer GSTR-2A for 2019-20.

Eligibility of Claiming ITC on Late Invoices: Understanding GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, and Extra 10% ITC for 2019-20. A participant in a discussion forum raised a query about the eligibility of a buyer to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on invoices from March 2020, which were uploaded late in June 2020's GSTR-1 and taxes paid in May 2020's GSTR-3B. Responses indicated that the ITC would appear in the buyer's GSTR-2A for the 2020-21 period, not 2019-20. However, the buyer could still claim ITC before October 20, 2020. Additionally, under current rules, the buyer could claim an extra 10% ITC beyond what is reflected in GSTR-2A for 2019-20. (AI Summary)
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