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composition/regular return in GST 2017 18

FARIDUDDIN AHMAD

During the period july 2017 to march 2018 a dealer paid its tax liability through GSTR 3B as regular tax payer. However from date-14/08/2017 to date-28/11/2017 tax payer opted composition u/s 10 but flied its GSTR 3B as a regular tax payer. now a department issued intimation u/s 61 for excess Av ailment of Input tax credit in GSTR 3B compared to reflected in GSTR 2A. Difference relates to the period sep to nov because 2A has not available on GSTIN Portal. my query is Input tax credit claimed in GSTR 3B of Sep to Nov can be allowed or not or the department reject GSTR 3B on the ground that the tax payer has opted for composition.

Input tax credit prohibition for composition taxpayers may lead to disallowance unless documentary proof and prescribed declarations are furnished. Dispute concerns availability of input tax credit where a dealer opted into the composition scheme yet filed GSTR 3B and claimed ITC; composition status precludes claiming ITC and contraventions may result in treatment as a regular taxpayer for the breach period. An intimation was issued for excess ITC vis a vis GSTR 2A, and resolution depends on producing tax paid invoices and complying with the administratively prescribed declaration/certificate procedure under Circular 183 for the specified years. (AI Summary)
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FARIDUDDIN AHMAD on Mar 26, 2023

difference relates to the period September to Nov because 2A has not been available on GSTIN portal due to composition opted by taxpayer

Padmanathan KV on Mar 27, 2023

From my limited understanding of your query, a person opted to pay tax under composition scheme cannot avail ITC.

You have mentioned that the dealer was composition dealer from 14-08-2017 to 28-11-2017. Therefore during this period he cannot avail ITC.

That being said, I do not understand how you have filed GSTR-3B when you had opted for composition scheme. How have you opted for composition scheme? Have you paid tax at normal rate from 14-08-2017 to 28-11-2017 or in composition rate of 1%/2%/5% etc? Also have you collected tax from customers during the said period? There seems to be many gray areas in the query.

KASTURI SETHI on Mar 27, 2023

It is a hotchpotch case. Section 10 (4) has been contravened. So as per Section 9 (1) of CGST Act, the offender would be treated as regular tax payer for the period of offence. Hence so many contraventions involved. The defaulter may get relief regarding ITC from Appellate Authority after producing tax-paid invoices coupled with genuineness of transactions. SCN cannot be avoided.

Shilpi Jain on Mar 27, 2023

The facts seem to be confusing. Rightly mentioned, no ITC for the period when under composition scheme.

If during the period the person was under regular scheme there is a difference between ITC claimed under 3B and that appearing in 2A, a stand can be taken no requirement to follow 2A during that period.

Also the procedure under recent circular can be checked where it requires filing of a declaration by the taxpayer/ producing CA certificate for ITC of 2017-18 and 2018-19.

Shilpi Jain on Mar 27, 2023
FARIDUDDIN AHMAD on Mar 27, 2023

I would like to clarify that the dealer collected the tax as regular tax payer and filed its GSTR 3B.

KASTURI SETHI on Mar 27, 2023

"The dealer collected tax as regular tax payer". Has this happened during the period when he was registered as composition dealer ? Pl. confirm.

FARIDUDDIN AHMAD on Mar 27, 2023

yes sir tax has been collected as regular tax payer in the period opted for composition and the GSTR 3B return has also been accepted by the GSTIN portal

KASTURI SETHI on Mar 28, 2023

ITC cannot be denied. Penalty may be imposed for procedural/technical lapse.

FARIDUDDIN AHMAD on Mar 28, 2023

Thanks kasturi sir for your openion

Padmanathan KV on Mar 29, 2023

I agree with Kasthuri Sir and Shilpi maam. ITC cannot be denied here on procedural grounds. You can produce certificate prescribed in Circular 183

Reddy Reddy on Sep 11, 2023

Hello sir

I have received the Notice for the same exact reason. Could you please help me on how did you proceed with the Notice? It would be of great help to me

Rohitha Rohitha on Oct 13, 2023

I have also received notice regarding same issue. Can anyone please explain what should be done.

Thanks in advance

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