GST bill revision

Hi, A bill was raised in February 2019 for an incorrect amount of 421050, gst of 5% is included. The party in whose favor it was raised paid only 280000/- The correct invoice amount was 315000/- including gst. The party did not took claim for the gst and surrendered their gst number in August 2019. They didn't even enter the invoice in their books. Can we revise the invoice now and reverse or claim back the excess gst paid from our side? The gst returns till March 2020 have already been filed. Thanks

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Hi, A bill was raised in February 2019 for an incorrect amount of 421050, gst of 5% is included. The party in whose favor it was raised paid only 280000/- The correct invoice amount was 315000/- including gst. The party did not took claim for the gst and surrendered their gst number in August 2019. They didn't even enter the invoice in their books. Can we revise the invoice now and reverse or claim back the excess gst paid from our side? The gst returns till March 2020 have already been filed. Thanks

Read more at: https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/correction-of-gst-invoice-554768.asp?offset=1
Hi,
 
A bill was raised in February 2019 for an incorrect amount of 421050, gst of 5% is included. The party in whose favor it was raised paid only 280000/- The correct invoice amount was 315000/- including gst. The party did not took claim for the gst and surrendered their gst number in August 2019. They didn't even enter the invoice in their books. Can we revise the invoice now and reverse or claim back the excess gst paid from our side? The gst returns till March 2020 have already been filed.
 
Thanks
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses a situation where a GST bill was raised for an incorrect, higher amount in February 2019. The recipient paid less than the billed amount and later surrendered their GST number without entering the invoice. The query is whether the invoice can now be revised to reflect the correct amount and if the excess GST paid can be reclaimed, especially since GST returns up to March 2020 have already been filed and the deadline for revision might have passed.

Sir bill pertains to 18-19. dead line for revising invoice was Sep 19 return. after filing the September 19 return you
Originally posted by : RAMAKRISHNA Maganti
Sir bill pertains to 18-19. dead line for revising invoice was Sep 19 return. after filing the September 19 return you

But can't we change it in the yearly return?

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