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ITC Eligibility if reflecting in 2A but not in 8A

Ashiesh Prremji

Dear Sir,

Invoices pertaining to FY 19-20 reflecting in 2A but not in 8A as supplier has uploaded GSTR-1 after 31/10/2020. Whether need Reversal of ITC on this basis as its showing negative balance in 8D of GSTR-9 ?

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No Need to Reverse ITC for FY 19-20 Invoices Missing in 8A; Report Discrepancies to GST Helpdesk Instead. A user inquired about the need to reverse Input Tax Credit (ITC) when invoices for FY 19-20 appear in GSTR-2A but not in 8A due to late GSTR-1 filing by the supplier. Experts advised against reversing the credit, suggesting instead to report the discrepancy to the GST helpdesk and proceed with filing the annual return. It was recommended to contact the Grievance Redressal Cell and the jurisdictional GST officer to demonstrate good faith and potentially resolve the issue without incurring penalties. The user also questioned the impact of invoice amendments on ITC eligibility, with experts emphasizing accurate reporting to the department. (AI Summary)
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Ganeshan Kalyani on Mar 29, 2021

In my view no.

Prakash and Thiagarajan on Mar 29, 2021

Dear Sir,

No need to reverse credit. However, it is better to raise a ticket and send a mail to helpdesk stating that the amount doesn't match seeking rectification in the portal. Further, you may add that since you need to comply with the timeline for filing annual return, you are going ahead with the filing of Annual return with the said difference.

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KASTURI SETHI on Mar 29, 2021

Agree with both experts. To be on safer side, after lodging your grievance with the Grievance Redressal Cell of GST, you will have to visit jurisdictional GST Range Officer/Deputy Commissioner, In-charge GST Division for this purpose.Bring the problem to the notice of the department. It will show your bona fides and some way-out will be evolved. Thus you will save your interest and penalty also (if there is any remote possibility).

Ashiesh Prremji on Mar 30, 2021

Thank You so much to all experts!

One more query Sir....If supplier upload/amend Invoices pertaining to FY 19-20 in the month of Dec.20, as amendment window is still working for FY 19-20 on GST portal. will it make ITC eligible which already availed within time ?

I want to clear if supplier showing correction of Invoice in Dec 20 for FY 19-20 & already paid tax in 3B. If we provide this information to Department will it still be counted as mismatch ?

KASTURI SETHI on Mar 30, 2021

What is most important in this scenario is that correct and true picture/figures must be conveyed to the department. It will show your bona fides and also save you from penalty nonetheless mismatching. If there is a mismatch, you can give reasons therefor later on.

Ashiesh Prremji on Mar 30, 2021

Thank you Sir for your valuable suggestion!

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