GSTR 2B

Hey,

If I claim ITC as per GSTR 2B I have doubts on certain scenarios whether to do or not .

1. If ITC as per my books as 1,00,000 and in GSTR 2B it shows as 2,00,000 and after reconciling the same, matched ITC was 80,000. So, tell me which ITC should I claim ?

2. Certain ppl said lyk you can claim all the inputs available in GSTR 2B, But what if there are invoices reflected in 2B is not mine.? can i claim ?

3. And How to pass the ITC 5% provision entry in tally ?


I don't have exact clear view of the above first 2 points. pls mention with references.

Thanks in advance.
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses common queries regarding claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) based on GSTR 2B. It clarifies that you should claim ITC based on the reconciled amount between your books and GSTR 2B, not the total GSTR 2B figure. Invoices not belonging to your business should not be claimed, and the eligible ITC is the matched amount plus 5% as per Rule 36(4). The thread also touches upon how to pass the 5% provision entry in Tally.

1. 80000+5% as per rule 36(4), if in Gstr 2b invoice are not belongs to you you can't claim such ITC
Yes thank you mam @ Renu
BTW ! how to pass 5% entry in tally.
Let us understand with example
debit gst deferred A/c
credit gst input A/c

It is true that you can claim ITC as per GSTR-2B but if the same is not present in your books then you cannot claim it. With respect to the scenario mentioned by you, you can claim 80,000 plus 5% of 80,000 ITC.

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