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Issue ID : 118822
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interest issue

Date 26 Oct 2023
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respected sir,

one of my client under declared out -put-tax amounting to Rs 5,20,000 for FY 2022-23 and we have paid the same amount in sep -23 through filing FORM DRC-03 , by debting electronic credit ledger. during FY 2022-23 and up to now, always we had amount of input tax credit laying in electronic credit ledger. and now notice is by gst authorities, demanding interest amount for the out put tax declared and paid through form DRC-03.

please discuss as per the provisions of gst whether interest payable or not

thanking you

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Replied on Oct 26, 2023
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Dear Sir,

As per my view, the tax has been declared in the return and return has been filed by the due date. The Tax which payable comes as unpaid/short paid and you paid this unpaid/short paid tax through DRC-03, although there were balance in the ECL, the interest is payable.

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Replied on Oct 27, 2023
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It appears that you had raised similar issue under Issue-Id: 118657 bearing subject-line as 'SEC 50 ; CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY' and same was duly answered there by many contributors.

Please let me know if there is any new legal issue here, which was not considered earlier, so as to look into it.

These are ex facie views of mine and the same should not be construed as professional advice / suggestion.

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Replied on Oct 28, 2023
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I agree with Ld. friend Amit Ji. Both the conceptual aspect and legal aspect has been discussed at length in the said post.

To answer your query, interest shall be payable under section 50(1) here as the proviso to section 50(1) does not apply to your case.

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Replied on Oct 28, 2023
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thank you to all who responded. discussion is very useful.

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