RESPECTED SIR
A company is setting up a freezing plant worth crores of rupees. It has to pay GST on the purchase of machinery and spare parts. Since the freezing business has not yet commenced, there is an accumulated Input Tax Credit (ITC) amounting to lakhs of rupees. The question is whether a refund of this ITC can be obtained, or if it will be forfeited.

A works contractor carrying on works with a government department.
During the month of September 2025, that concerned department filed an entry showing a payment of Rs. 30 lakhs to the contractor. Actually no such payments were received by the contractor. The contractor wanted to reject this entry in GSTR7. Instead of rejecting this entry ,the accountant wrongly accepted the entry. Now the deductor states that as the entry has been accepted by the deductee he can not revise the GSTR7 return filed by him. The GST officer also says that he can not do anything in this matter. Can the experts give a solution to this problem as this turnover will be added to the outward supply for this month and as the contractor has not received any such payment.

A client is registered under GST Act and is engaged in the manufacturing of cattle feed. The outward supply of cattle feed manufactured and sold by client is exempt from GST.
However, the client makes purchases of raw materials, packing materials and other goods from registered suppliers, on which GST is charged and paid. The Client also files GST Returns, including GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B.
in this situation, I seek expert clarification on the GST treatment of such purchases, the eligibility and treatment of any related input tax credit, the reporting requirements in GSTR-3B and the applicable provisions of the GST ACt, 2017, the GST Rules, 2017and relevant CBIC circulars or notifications.
thank you.

1)If seller sold good and cutomer reject these goods for poor quality and ask seller to take back goods , does seller need to issue delivery challan for sale return movement of goods ?.

2) if yes ...does seller need not to apply gst in delivery challan and eway bill too when taking goods back from customer for sale return ?

Dear Experts
Kindly guide me on the following practical issue:
1. Both concerns are sole proprietorships owned by different family members and have separate GST Registrations.
2. The proprietorship holding the physical stock filed its ITR for FY 2025-26 under section 44AD. In the balance sheet section of the ITR, all columns were reported as Nil, except Cash. The Trade Name of Business was not mentioned in the ITR. Further, the GST Turnover reflected in AIS/TIS was not separately reported in the ITR, although the turnover declared in the ITR exceeds the GST Turnover reflected in AIS/TIS.
3. During FY 2026-27, the proprietor intends to transfer the existing physical stock to the other family owned proprietorship concern.
Query:
Can the physical stock be transferred to the other proprietorship despite the above reporting position in the earlier ITR? If yes, what is the appropriate procedure under the applicable GST and Income Tax laws?
Kinly provide your expert opinion.
Thank you.

Hi All,
Today, I received a SCN from PTO , Mumbai on my registered email for non filing of ptrc returns and non payment of tax since fy 2023- 24.

But I have already paid correct tax and filed ptrc returns timely. It says if returns filed and taxes paid submit evidences.

So how do I reply to this scn ? Is there any online option on mahagst / pt web portal now ? Or do I reply back on email ? Or do I have to personally visit pt office at Mazagon?

Thanks
Niki

Sir
Does 100% Govt Company are exempt from GST Audit.
One colleague told me that those concerns audited by CAG are exempt from GST Audit.
Is it true?

Hi All,

We generated the sales invoice in October 2025 without including the customer’s GST number and reported it as a B2C invoice in GSTR-1, with GST charged.

Now, in October 2026, (After one Year) the customer is requesting us to add their GST number and share the revised invoice.

Could you please confirm whether it is possible to revise the invoice at this stage?

Regards
Chandrashekar BM

I purchased a used vehicle for rs.1,00000 under the marginal scheme and sold it b2b rs.1,10000 how should I report this in GSTR1 and 3B? plz help

We have a proprietorship firm and rented to KFSCSC for Storage of Raagi. We make Rental Invoice with GST 18%. Now KFCSC wants to claim exemption under GST. Whether it is applicable or not?