Excess GST Reported in GSTR 3B

We have reported an excess GST in GSTR 3B. In GSTR 1 the GST is 63370(SGST) and 63370(SGST), due to type error in GSTR 3B the Figures reported as 633730 ( SGST) and 633730(CGST) whereas 570360 (SGST) and 570360 (CGST) Reported as excess and the same is offset against ITC.

Now the accumulated ITC is reduced due to offset. 

How do I deal with the Excess reported GST?

 

 

 

  

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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses the issue of reporting excess GST in GSTR 3B due to data entry errors. The user mistakenly reported significantly higher figures, leading to an offset against their Input Tax Credit (ITC), thereby reducing available credit. Advice suggests either adjusting the excess in future returns if turnover permits, or filing for a refund of the excess amount. It's also recommended to file a written complaint with the GST helpdesk and raise a ticket for future clarification, referencing Circular 137/07/2020 GST for reversal procedures.

If you believe your turnover will be such that it can be adjusted in next return then you adjust it. Otherwise you can claim refund which will be in the form of ITC being credited back to your electronic credit ledger

Agree with above comment
First of all plz file Written complaint to helpdesk & raise the ticket , would be vital in any clarification to department in future.

Yes in term of Circular 137/07/2020 GST , reverse the same in your subsequent 3B & if there is not enough output liability against which such reversal can be adjusted , then refund can file.

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