Excess Assessable value

custom dept. wrongly considered Assessable value of import consignment.
Hence automatically IGST charged excess by 16 lac.

Can this excess IGST we use as IGST input for our business
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A business has been charged excess IGST due to an incorrect assessable value used by the customs department. The user is asking if this excess IGST can be claimed as input tax credit for their business. Another user suggests that any IGST paid can be claimed as input credit or refunded by Customs. The original poster clarifies that while the invoice value is correct, the assessable value is wrong, leading to an incorrect IGST calculation, and questions the implications of claiming this amount in GSTR-3B.

In my view Yes, Whatever you pay as IGST may be claimed if eligible as Input credit. Otherwise you may also claim for refund from the Customs. 

In Invoice amount column valu is ok., but in Assessable value column amount is wrong , hence automatically IGST value is comes wrong.
But while filling gstr ok 3b invoice value & IGST amount is matched, even though suppose we claim IGST amount for paying out put liability, is it right?

Are there any consequences

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