Whether itc can be claimed on the services/ goods received 1.without having invoices? 2. Invoices received but not filed by the supplier in gstr1?
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This discussion clarifies the rules around claiming Goods and Services Tax (GST) Input Tax Credit (ITC). Generally, a valid tax invoice is mandatory for claiming ITC. If you haven't received an invoice or if your supplier hasn't filed it in their GSTR-1, you typically cannot claim ITC. It's advised to follow up with your supplier to ensure they declare the invoice correctly.
It is advisable not to avail itc in terms of section 16 if you do not possess a valid tax invoice or your supplier has not declared invoice in Gstr-1. Further, you may continuously follow up your supplier to declare the invoice in GSTR- 1 for taking itc.
2. You should take ITC as shown in GSTR-2A. Because if you take ITC based on Invoice on subsequent month and party has not filed GST or party filing GST on Quarterly basis.
Then difference will reflect on GST Portal for excess ITC claimed in that month.
and if difference will exceeded the 10% , then you may get notice from department.