An LLP based in Maharashtra hired a third-party supplier in Rajasthan for CCTV installation. The supplier incorrectly charged CGST and SGST instead of IGST on the invoice. The LLP is seeking guidance on how to account for this in Tally, claim Input Tax Credit (ITC), and whether to request a revised invoice. It was clarified that since the installation service relates to immovable property (CCTV is a fixed asset), the supplier correctly charged CGST and SGST based on the place of supply (Rajasthan), and ITC would not be available to the LLP.
We are an LLP organization located in Maharashtra. We take installation of CCTV all over India and Hire the third party for the same. We had an installation work in Rajasthan, wherein we hired an organization form Rajasthan. He has issued a purchase invoice for the same in our LLP name located in Maharashtra, but he has charges CGST and SGST in the invoice instead of IGST. Now my question is how to do the accounting for the same, as to how to enter purchase invoice in tally and we claim the ITC for the same, or should we ask for the revised invoice with IGST charged.
28 June 2022
As far as my knowledge, we can't claim the ITC if CGST and SGST is charged instead of IGST. And how to enter in busy accounting software because our co. is in Maharashtra it will give the indication as to whether to continue with CGST and SGST as the location is Rajasthan.
28 June 2022
You will have to see whether the service of installation of CCTV will be coming under services in relation to immovable property. If yes then charge of CGST/SGST is correct and ITC will not available to you. If it doesn't come under directly related to immovable property then there can be a possibility that IGST should have been charged and then ITC will be available