GST related query

Mr. X purchase goods on credit Rs. 360000(taxable value Rs. 300000 +Rs.60000 GST) from Mr. Y , later mr. Y issued financial credit note to Mr. X Rs. 300000 after issuing that remaing Rs. 60000 GST portion is balance in the of Mr. Y as sundry debtor, it is allowed by the Mr. Y as cash discount( Rs. 60000), is any problem while giving the cash discount by Mr. Y to Mr.X? Suppose Rs. 60000(GST portion) is returned to Mr. X is any problem?
In the books of Mr. X this cash discount received (Rs. 60000) is ITC reversal is required? Suppose Rs. 60000 is received from Mr.Y is any problem itc reversel is required (because gst paid is received back through financial credit note on supplier mistake)? 180 rule applicability in this situation?
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Quick Summary
This discussion explores a complex GST scenario involving a purchase on credit, followed by a financial credit note and a subsequent cash discount. The core questions revolve around the treatment of the GST portion of the credit note, whether it constitutes a cash discount, and if ITC reversal is required in the buyer's books. The applicability of the 180-day rule and potential issues arising from receiving the GST portion back are also debated.

Itc availed during the purchase must be rever6
Was their any agreement with regard to Cash Discount ???

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