GSTR 9 QUERY........

In ABC Ltd during the FY 2020-21 there is purchase from XYZ Ltd Rs.1000000+18% GST, then GST credit note is issued against the same bill for Rs.1000000+18% GST, but this input Rs.180000 is Unclaimed in GSTR 3B and GST credit note for same Rs.180000 is not reversed in GSTR 3B, then we can ignore this figure for GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C? , because net effect of the same is zero,
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This discussion addresses a query regarding the treatment of an unclaimed input tax credit (ITC) and a corresponding GST credit note in GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C. The user initially proposed ignoring the transaction as the net effect was zero. However, the consensus reached is that both the claimed ITC and the reversal should be shown separately in GSTR 9, even if the net effect is neutral. It's also suggested that this can be noted in the auditor's comments for GSTR 9C.

If the bill & CNT is issued in same month ??
Diffrent month

Any how the the revenue & tax is neutralised. 

in 9C the under auditor comments  it can be mentioned as remarks

Any how the the revenue & tax is neutralised. 

in 9C the under auditor comments  it can be mentioned as remarks

Sir i think you didn't get my query
You can't nullify the two transactions.

You have to claim ITC first and then show it as reversal also in GSTR-9.
If one invoice GST input is Unclaimed, then we need to reverse the ITC if the GST credit note is received for this same invoice

Firstly clear you want to ask treatment in GSTR-3B or GSTR-9. 

If in GSTR-9, then how you show such transaction in GSTR-3B.

I want treatment in GSTR 9, in GSTR 3B such input is Unclaimed and itc is not reversed

You have to show it in both ITC claimed and reversal in GSTR-9.
 

I think you didn't get my query,  i asked about there purchase during the FY 2019-20, December  2019 month Rs.1000000+18% GST but, this input is Unclaimed, during the December  2019 month GST credit note is received for the same invoice Rs.1000000+18% GST but itc is not reversed, then we can ignore this input and input reversal at the time of GST audit? Effect of the same is zero

yes you can ignore it.... that's what i replied & in 9c under auditor comment the same can be mention

I got your query. There is colum in GSTR-9 to show ITC claimed and reversal separately , so you can show both separately.

Alternatively you can nullify it or ignore it.

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