If i have claimed extra itc in 2019-20 and i want to show it in 20-21 return mI have to reverse it in reverse column or in eneligible column
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This discussion clarifies how to handle excess Input Tax Credit (ITC) claimed in the 2019-20 financial year when filing your GSTR-3B return for 2020-21. The consensus is that you don't necessarily need to use the 'reverse' or 'ineligible' columns for this specific situation. Instead, you can deduct the ITC you wish to reverse directly from your current month's eligible ITC and report the net amount in the 'other ITC' column. It's also noted that reversing ITC isn't directly linked to annual returns or reconciliation statements.
Not required to Reverse that in Reverse Column or ineligible column. You can just deduct that ITC (which you want to Reverse) from your current month's ITC and take only net ITC in other ITC Column