A user mistakenly declared IGST instead of CGST and SGST for local gym sales in November 2019, leading to an excess ITC set-off. They are seeking advice on how to reclaim the lost ITC and correct this error in their current month's GSTR-3B filing, and how it will reflect in their GSTR-9. The discussion also touches upon IGST input credit for capital equipment purchased out of state and GSTR-9 filing requirements based on turnover.
24 August 2020
Local sales (gym service) for the month of Nov 2019 was Rs 6,03,200/- @18% (CGST Rs 55,188/- SGST Rs 55,188/-) While filing GSTR-3B accidentally IGST @18% Rs 1,10,376 was put along with Rs CGST Rs 55,188/- SGST Rs 55,188/- due to which additional Rs 1,10,376 of excess got set-off from the available ITC
25 August 2020
Respected Seetharaman Sir, There is no regular IGST input claim now so as to reduce it in monthly GSTR-3B, thats is so because now all the sales and purchase are on local basis. Only IGST ITC balance is pending as the capital equipment were purchased from out of state .Moreover Gym was started in Oct 2019 so the turnover is approx 25 lac, do we need to file GSTR-9
25 August 2020
How to correct wrong credit availed as CGST & SGST instead of IGST or vice versa for finalizing GSTR 9/9C for FY 2018-19 by CA Bimal Jain.