GST ON QUERY

We supplied goods to Party A, who is located in Delhi, and we have duly reported this supply in our GSTR-1.

Subsequently, the customer issued a Debit Note towards rate difference without GST. The customer has already availed ITC on the original purchase invoice.

However, we issued a Credit Note with GST against the output tax already paid and accordingly reduced our output tax liability. Now, the customer has received a notice from the GST Department, asking them either to pay the tax amount or to submit a declaration duly certified by an auditor.

In this regard, we seek clarity on the appropriate course of action. We are not willing to issue an auditor-certified declaration.

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Quick Summary
A business supplied goods and reported GST, but the customer issued a debit note for a rate difference without GST. The customer had already claimed ITC. The supplier issued a credit note with GST, reducing their output tax. Now, the customer received a GST notice. The supplier seeks guidance on how to proceed, preferring not to issue an auditor-certified declaration and exploring options like the customer reversing ITC.

Customer reverses ITC (Best & clean solution)

  • Customer reverses GST ITC relating to rate difference

  • Interest may apply (minimal)

  • Matter gets closed

✔ No auditor certificate required
✔ Fully compliant with Section 34

Sir,

can you sharme me the Section 34 i have but this portion i am not getting

Hello Mr. K Kasirajan,

 

You are not give more details. When it's happened???

Bcoz, It's in this CY then it will be close simply with CN/DN.

 

If it's PY then it will be payable as per notice issued by GSTN.

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