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Voluntary reversal of excess input tax credit, with applicable interest, before issuance of a demand-cum-show-cause notice eliminates further interest liability under section 73 of the CGST Act where revenue records verify the claim. The taxpayer's reversal was accepted as genuine, resulting in the first appellate order being set aside and the appeal being allowed. Any necessary demand appropriation must be issued by the proper officer within one month of communication.
Voluntary reversal of excess input tax credit, with applicable interest, before issuance of a demand-cum-show-cause notice eliminates further interest liability under section 73 of the CGST Act where revenue records verify the claim. The taxpayer's reversal was accepted as genuine, resulting in the first appellate order being set aside and the appeal being allowed. Any necessary demand appropriation must be issued by the proper officer within one month of communication.
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