ITC Availment if RCM Supplier Late Submit GSTR-1

For Example : Return Period January :-  RCM Supplier has Late Submitted GSTR-1 on February 20th 

 Effect on Recipient GSTR-3B -- Not Reflected RCM Liabilities for  January . But it will Reflect on February

( Kindly Note :  RCM Invoice already Received by Recipient on  January )

Question: 1) In  Which Month Can Pay RCM Liabilities by Recipient --- January or February 

                 2) In Which Month Can Avail ITC by Recipient  -- January or February 

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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the timing of RCM liability payment and Input Tax Credit (ITC) availment when a supplier submits their GSTR-1 late. Even if the RCM supplier submits their GSTR-1 after the due date, both the recipient's RCM liability and their corresponding ITC should be accounted for in the original return period (e.g., January), not the month the GSTR-1 was eventually filed. It's not necessary to wait for the details to appear in GSTR-2A/2B.

All in January

For RCM, it is not a matter of discussion for liability as well as ITC of the same as both shall be considered in the month of January itself. There is no need to to wait for reflecting the same in GSTR-2A/2B & then file the same. 

For RCM, it is not a matter of discussion for liability as well as ITC of the same as both shall be considered in the month of January itself. There is no need to to wait for reflecting the same in GSTR-2A/2B & then file the same. 

For RCM, it is not a matter of discussion for liability as well as ITC of the same as both shall be considered in the month of January itself. There is no need to to wait for reflecting the same in GSTR-2A/2B & then file the same. 

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