Short in GST 3B OF RS: 9400.00 EXCESS IN GST 2 A

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A GST consultant is seeking advice on how to handle an excess Input Tax Credit (ITC) of £8,400 in GSTR-2A compared to GSTR-3B for the 2018-19 financial year. The client wishes to file their GST annual return (GSTR-9). The primary reason for the discrepancy is identified as unclaimed ITC on purchases. The consultant needs guidance on whether this excess ITC can be claimed or needs to be transferred to the next financial year.

Naveen Kumar

Naveen Kumar (Querist)
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22 April 2020 I AM C.NAVEEN KUMAR, GST CONSULTANT, IN ONE OF MY CLIENT, THERE IS AN EXCESS OF ITC OF RS: 8400.00 IN GSTR -2A and short in GST 3RB FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19, WE WANT TO FILE THE GST R 9 ANNUAL. SO HOW CAN WE CLAIM THE EXCESS ITC OR WE HAVE TO TRANSFER THE SAME TO THE YEAR 2019-20 ?

PLS REPY
NAVEEN KUMAR
9392674180
kumardec24@rediffmail.com

Vikas Tapariya

Vikas Tapariya (Expert)
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23 April 2020 Sir, In this case first you can reconcile 2A statement from 3b and discuss with your client that why is difference occur. Reason should be following
1. client purchases but not claimed ITC
2. client receive but reverse ITC because of ineligible like ( car repair, bike repair etc.)
3. wrong ITC showing in 2A

after this discussion you can claim your own eligible ITC and balance you can drop by ineligible / eligible but not claimed/ reverse ITC.

Naveen Kumar

Naveen Kumar (Querist)
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23 April 2020 Sir, We have discussed, the point no. 1 is reason , now How to claim the excess amount ? do we have to show the amount in GSTR 9 ?

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