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Dear Experts, we are giving blanket to employees as Diwali gift and value
of blanket is around 1.5 Lacs. What is treatment of ITC in this case?
Should we reversed the ITC or make self invoice (in which name).
Kindly guide what to do in the above case.
Regards,
Rakesh Sharma
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Dear Experts, we have taken below :-
Month GSTR-2A ITC Claimed 10% Diff.
Feb-20 1,20,000 1,55,000 12,000 (23,000)
Mar-20 1,65,000 1,75,000 16,500 6,500
Apr-20 85,000 1,02,000 8,500 (8500)
May-20 1,11,200 1,35,200 11,120 (12880)
June-20 1,58,100 1,98,200 15,810 (24290)
July-20 2,03,500 2,06,600 20,350 17250
Aug-20 1,85,700 1,76,500 18,570 27770
Total 10,28,500 11,48,500 1,02,850 (17150)
Sir in the above table, can we deposit interest on excess claimed ITC i.e. 17150 @24% p.a.?
Moreover, below are the details of Sep-20 & Oct-20 :-
Month GSTR-2A ITC Claimed 10% Diff.
Sep-20 2,13,500 2,47,450 21,350 (12600)
Oct-20 2,67,100 2,98,110 26,710 (4300)
Is there any liability of interest in above months, if yes, then on which amount we have to pay? i.e. diff. of ITC Claimed - ITC Shown in 2A or ITC Claimed - ITC Shown in 2A - 10% shown ITC in 2A.
I humble request to all the experts, please help me, on what basis we have to go ahead.
Regards,
Rakesh Sharma
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HOW TO REPORT CREDIT NOTE IN GSTR1 CDNR SHEET AS THE CREDIT NOTE ISSUED OF THE INVOICE RELATED TO NOV 2019 SO GST WILL NOT BE REVERSED FOR THE SAME..HOW TO REPORT IT?
WHETHER IN THE DOCUMENT SECTION THESE CREDIT NOTE TO BE REPORTED?
HOW TO REPORT IN CDNR SUCH CREDIT NOTE PLEASE REPLY...
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Dear Experts,
We have supplied the Goods to our Debtor Customer... But we were unable to generate e-way bill as the Debtor Party had not filed 2 months Gstr-3B.
Also The Party took the delivery from our Office itself? So are we required to generate E-way bill now & if yes, when?
Thanks.
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Sir/Madam,
I have wrongly availed ITC blocked credit in month of Jan 2020 (FY 19-20). Can I reverse this ITC in GSTR 3 B of October 2020 or should it be done through DRC-03
What is the time period allowed within which wrongly availed ITC can be reversed via GSTR3B.
Thanks for the help in advance
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Our organisation has recorded Sales return in Oct 2020 of material sold in Nov 2019.. what to do how to show it in GSTR1 as the last date to record such return was 30th Sep 2020..
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we will be total invoice value in GSTR1 after TCS deduct from 01-10-2020.
if Amount is 100
GST 18
total 118
tcs 1
total 119
Which amount we have to put in total invoice value in GSTR1
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Dear experts,
This query pertains to Hotel industry
I have a query regarding GST invoice required to be issued to a customer company which is a registered company under GST.
We issue multiple invoices for a customer company for Billings in a month for which the customer company requires a single consolidated invoice for the month.
My query is with reference to GST credit being reflected in GSTR 2A of the customer. The customer has held the GST payment due to non reflection of the same in GST portal. But we have filed the GST return and have paid the tax for each invoice.
How do I correct this situation and file a return so that it reflects in the customers portal also as well as gets treated in my books of account correctly without affecting the turnover and other accounting procedures.
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Last year i have shown a vendor sale in B2C (unregistered sales) but now vendor is saying he have GST number and i have to correct May 2019 return
how to amend may 19 GSTR 1 - change the invoice from B2C to B2B
Thanks in advance
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Experts
we have accumulated input pertaining to FY 2019-20 as on 30th Sep 2020
we are the traders and due to no sales from April 2020 to Sept 2020, ITC remains available
whether this ITC to be adjusted for October 2020 sales liability
or THIS ITC is lapsed
Experts please give your opinion
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