PAYMENT NOT RECEIVED FOR GOODS SUPPLY

I SUPPLIED GOODS TO ONE PARTY IN AUG 2017 AND PAYMENT NOT RECEIVED TILL DATE. THE CASE IS FILED IN THE LOCAL COURT FOR CHEQUE DISHONOR. SHOULD I RAISE CN FOR ITC REVERSAL NOW? WHAT TO DO IN THIS SITUATION. PLEASE HELP.

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If you've supplied goods but haven't received payment, and the case is in court for cheque dishonour, you might be wondering about ITC reversal. Generally, if payment isn't received within 180 days, the buyer is liable to reverse the Input Tax Credit (ITC) they claimed, along with interest. You typically don't need to issue a credit note in this situation, especially if the goods haven't been returned.

Since the matter is sub judice, no reversal to be done now I think. I assume you are referring to the ITC reversal for the customer.
If payment not received within 180 days then the buyer have to pay such ITC taken added with the output tax liability

GST Credit Note can be issued only till Sept 2018 for invoice dated in FY 2017-18. No relief for seller under GST. However, buyer is liable to reverse ITC along with interest from the date of invoice.

The goods supplied has not been returned. Only payment has not been made. The buyer should automatically reverse ITclC after 180 days. you are not required to issue a CN.

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