A user is seeking advice on amending a January 2021 invoice that was incorrectly reported with another party's GSTIN in their March 2021 GSTR 1. They wish to correct this in their April 2022 GSTR 1 and are concerned about a significant ITC amount. While one suggestion indicates amendments are possible until 30th November of the following year, another opinion suggests it might be too late for the January 2021 invoice. The discussion explores potential solutions if direct amendment isn't feasible, including notifying the other party and the possibility of the sister concern receiving the supply to claim the ITC.
13 April 2022
Sir, a invoice was issued in january 2021 but mentioned wrongly GSTIN of another party in GSTR1 March 2021 now can we amend that invoice with right GSTIN in APRIL 2022 GSTR1 OR suggest how to adjust ITC (1.05 lac) beacuse it cost to me regards
13 April 2022
The last date to make amendments, corrections in GSTR-1, and upload missed invoices or debit/notes of one financial year is no longer the due date to file September return of the following year, but it is 30th November of the following year or filing of annual return, whichever is earlier.
14 April 2022
With due respect to Seetharaman ji but I do not think you can amend now Jan 21 invoice reported March 21 (Year 20-21) invoices because that could be amended till November 21.However, if buyer has taken credit in 3B , then the default can be explained on enquiry from the department. You can notify the other party of the mistake in GSTR1.
14 April 2022
Ok Sir if we can't make amendment then suggest solution because that invoice wrongly booked on other GSTIN but they both firms are sister concern and ONE CEO look after them waiting for previous advise