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Credit Notes - Reversal of ITC by receipient - Effective date

Date 15 Sep 2026
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Recipient ITC reversal for GST credit notes applies prospectively, while qualifying post-supply discounts retain pre-existing reversal requirements.
Recipient ITC reversal attributable to a GST credit note is expressly required from 1 October 2025 where the supplier seeks output tax liability reduction. For earlier periods, this condition does not automatically operate retrospectively. Qualifying post-supply discounts remain subject to reversal of attributable ITC, while sales returns, deficiencies, invoice-value corrections, and commercial credit notes require transaction-specific examination. Withdrawal of the reversal-evidence procedure does not remove substantive reversal obligations. Earlier-period assessments should be supported by credit-note-wise reconciliation of tax adjustments and recipient ITC treatment. (AI Summary)

Dear Experts,

We understand that the reversal of ITC by recipient for the allowability of credit note is mandated effective from 01/10/2025 due to the amenement to Sec. 34(2).

However, tax officials are still insisting on confirmation of reversal of ITC by the receipients for the previous notice periods upto FY 2024-2025.

Please advise.

Thanks in advance.

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