Input Tax Credit

If the supplier filed August GSTR 1 after the due date but the before September GSTR 1 due date. Now my question is whether the buyer has to reverse the input and again take it as September input.
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the rules around Input Tax Credit (ITC) when a supplier files their GSTR 1 return late, but before the next month's due date. Generally, if you've claimed ITC in August and the supplier's filing falls within the provisional ITC allowance (up to 110%), you do not need to reverse it. The consensus is that no reversal or re-claiming is necessary in such scenarios.

Yes, you can take ITC in September month return
Whether I have to reverse input if I have taken input in the month of August'20
What is the invoice date?
It is of August
No need to reverse ITC
Can you elaborate your question more clearly
But I have seen one video on Clarification on 36(4) he told that we have to reverse it and again claim it
Not required to reverse ITC

You can ITC upto 110%
NO NEED TO REVERSE ITC and no need to claimed again....

If the ITC was claimed in August GSTR1 and it was under the provisional ITC of 10% then you need to not reverse it

If the ITC was claimed in August GSTR1 and it was under the provisional ITC of 10% then you need to not reverse it

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