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Invoice - GST

Date 11 Dec 2020
Replies5 Answers
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sir. my client has sold goods to a party and we have declared the same in GSTR-1, and now he is not paying the bill amount and my client has sued the party .my question

1. Should i pay the GST amount on the bill raised which is disputed?

2. if i reverse the bill by credit note will it be legally tenable?

3. can i raise a credit not for GST Tax amount alone?

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Replied on Dec 11, 2020
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dear sir, as per my view :

it is better to issue credit note and adjust the credit note reducing your gst liability.

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Replied on Dec 12, 2020
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I am also of the same view as opined by Sh.Pawan Kumar Ji.

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Replied on Dec 14, 2020
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Bad debts cannot be a reason for issue of GST credit note as the supply has happened which triggers the levy. The department would dispute this.

However, if the amount gets settled for a lesser amount you could issue CN considering it attracts deficiency

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Replied on Dec 15, 2020
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no department will not issue any notice in this regard.

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Replied on Dec 21, 2020
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I agree with the views of the expert.

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