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satish bysani

30 Points Posted on 23 April 2020

party not uploaded our purchase invoice in gstr 2. because our purchase bill not displaying in the gstr 2a. we have original tax invoice and stock received because we are taken input tax. it is write or wrong. please clarify.

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Quick Summary

This discussion addresses issues where purchase invoices aren't appearing in GSTR-2A, preventing businesses from claiming input tax credit (ITC). The core problem is often that suppliers haven't uploaded their sales invoices (GSTR-1) or have incorrectly filed them. While Section 16 of CGST Act states ITC isn't eligible if taxes aren't paid to the government, provisional ITC can be claimed. The advice given is to ask suppliers to correct their filings from B2C to B2B to ensure invoices appear correctly.

Rajkumar Patel

373 Points Posted on 23 April 2020

Iyou can not avail ITC because it has been not shown in GSTR-2A. it means that your supplier has not filed return or if filed, may be possible to file in next month.

CA Naveen Chand

Chartered Accountant

8022 Points Posted on 23 April 2020

Firstly I want to correct you @ satish bysani !

Invoices have to be uploaded in GSTR_1 (there is no GSTR_2 for the time being)

Reply to your query . . .

If we read Sec 16 of CGST 2017 so YES you are not eligible to avail ITC on which supplier has NOT paid taxes to Govt .

BUT you can take ITC on provisional basis and ask reason to supplier for the same .

satish bysani

30 Points Posted on 23 April 2020

You are correct sir party not uploaded in their gstr 1 .I am asked seller. seller says I am paid tax .I missed your gst number because we are uploaded your bill in unregistered dealer