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Input tax Credit

Date 04 Dec 2020
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Input tax credit reconciliation: use GSTR-2B as the compliance baseline while reconciling GSTR-2A and applying the matching rule.
Contributors recommend treating GSTR-2B as the compliance baseline for claiming input tax credit because it contains invoices furnished through filed supplier returns, while continuing to use GSTR-2A for ongoing tracking and to identify invoices not yet reflected in the static statement. Taxpayers should maintain monthly reconciliations and a table tracking credits visible in 2A and 2B, apply the matching/limitation rule when claiming ITC, and preserve explanations for variations arising from transitional timing differences between statements and supplier filings. (AI Summary)

Dear sir,

Kindly clarify for claiming ITC in R3B return shall we consider Form 2A or Form 2B . 2A is a dynamic and 2B is static. calculation of 10% excess ITC is as per Form 2A or form 2B. Thanks in advance.

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