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Error in GST Annual Return

VIGNESH

Sir, we have come across a case where the dealer has booked purchase for the goods in 15.04.2019 but the bill shows 12.02.2019, as the goods were received by him on 15.04.2019 (proof of delivery available) he has posted in his books on the date. (2 different financial years are involved) , while filing GSTR-9 for 31.03.2019 he has not shown ITC as c/fd to next year instead he left the difference amount as such and for 31.03.2020 he has claimed excess amount available. now the department is asking to pay the Excess ITC claimed in 31.03.2020. is there any chances or provisions to establish as Procedural Lapse or he has to admit and pay taxes.

Dealer Faces ITC Repayment for Claiming Excess Credit in GSTR-9 Due to Invoice Date Discrepancy and Missed Deadline. A dealer recorded a purchase on April 15, 2019, although the invoice was dated February 12, 2019, resulting in a discrepancy across two financial years. When filing the GST annual return (GSTR-9) for March 31, 2019, the dealer did not carry forward the Input Tax Credit (ITC) to the next year, instead claiming an excess amount for March 31, 2020. The tax department now demands repayment of the excess ITC claimed. Respondents suggest this is a procedural lapse and emphasize the importance of adhering to the credit availing deadline of October 20, 2019, linked to the invoice date. (AI Summary)
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