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Wrongly Reverse ITC

Date 11 Feb 2025
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Wrongly reversed input tax credit can be corrected or refunded, but authorities may demand reversal with interest and penalty.
Wrongful reporting of input tax credit in the incorrect GSTR 3B column can trigger departmental notices; taxpayers must reverse ineligible ITC, may apply for refund or adjustment for amounts reported or deposited in error, and rely on disclosure guidance in circulars. Assessing authorities should determine substantive liability from records; misclassification as a human error can allow correction, whereas a finding of ineligibility may lead to demands for reversal with interest and penalties, though already deposited amounts may mitigate interest and penalty liability. (AI Summary)

In GSTR 3B Wrongly Reverse ITC in Table 4(b)(1) in place of 4(b)(2). Now GST department sens a notice. So what is implications for wrongly filling GSTR 3B?

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