Amount reflected in my 2B is greater than amount in my 2A. How can this happen?
Replies (2)
Quick Summary
It's common for the amount in GSTR 2B to differ from GSTR 2A. GSTR 2A is a dynamic, regularly updated statement, while GSTR 2B is a static report generated monthly. Discrepancies often arise when late returns are filed; these appear in the next month's GSTR 2B but in the original period's GSTR 2A. This can temporarily make 2B appear higher than 2A.
Yes, it is.... both are separate statement. GSTR 2A is dynamic statement, updated Regularly whereas GSTR 2B is static statement, generated once on 12th of following month.
If someone file late return, say for June month (after 12th July), than that is reflected in 2B of next month (i.e July), but it's reflected in GSTR 2A in month to which it relates(i.e June)...So, it's"2B is greater than amount in my 2A" in July because of last month's credit reflation.