Input of Book and 2B

There is some invices in 2B but not recorded in my book of accounts. Can I claim input for the same ??
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This discussion addresses whether input tax credit (ITC) can be claimed for invoices that were received but not recorded in the company's books of accounts. The advice given is that if the invoices were simply omitted and the books can be corrected, then ITC can be claimed. However, if the invoices were never properly accounted for in the first place, ITC cannot be claimed.

Check whether the invoices omitted to be accounted on the books of accounts. In such a case correct the books of accounts and claim ITC.

Otherwise ITC can't be claimed.

If you have invoices and ITC belongs to you, you can claim it.

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