Input tax credit matching governs provisional ITC, supplier reconciliation, and reversal with electronic reclamation mechanisms. The GST returns regime requires registered persons to file periodic returns (GSTR-1 for outward supplies, auto-populated GSTR-2 for inward supplies and ... Summary
Input tax credit matching governs provisional ITC, supplier reconciliation, and reversal with electronic reclamation mechanisms.
The GST returns regime requires registered persons to file periodic returns (GSTR-1 for outward supplies, auto-populated GSTR-2 for inward supplies and ITC claims, and a summary GSTR-3B temporarily) with selective invoice-level disclosures; the system implements invoice matching, provisional credit pending reconciliation, intimation and reversal procedures for mismatches, supplier-driven rectification allowing reclamation of reversed ITC, and electronic interest and ledger adjustments, while special rules apply for composition taxpayers, ISDs, TDS/TCS deductors and non-resident/casual taxpayers.
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