Input tax credit verification: suppliers must furnish outward details and recipients must reconcile returns, affecting ITC availability and liability. The Ordinance amends the State GST Act to refine definitions and supply treatment, expand reverse charge notifications, revise composition thresholds, and introduce a new statutory procedure (section 43A) requiring suppliers to furnish outward supply details on a common portal and recipients to verify or modify those details in returns; it prescribes procedures and limits for availing input tax credit where supplier details are absent, imposes joint liability for non filing, and empowers prescribed recovery and safeguard mechanisms.
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Input tax credit verification: suppliers must furnish outward details and recipients must reconcile returns, affecting ITC availability and liability.
The Ordinance amends the State GST Act to refine definitions and supply treatment, expand reverse charge notifications, revise composition thresholds, and introduce a new statutory procedure (section 43A) requiring suppliers to furnish outward supply details on a common portal and recipients to verify or modify those details in returns; it prescribes procedures and limits for availing input tax credit where supplier details are absent, imposes joint liability for non filing, and empowers prescribed recovery and safeguard mechanisms.
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