Supplier file GSTR 1Late

Dear Sir,

We have purchased goods from Supplier in the month of September 2020 in same month we have claimed The ITC as per bill. but my supplier has filed his return in December month please suggest can I face any issue because I claimed the ITC in September but ITC reflect in my 2A in December.
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the implications of a supplier filing their GSTR 1 return late. If your invoice date is within the correct period (e.g., September 2020), you can generally claim the Input Tax Credit (ITC) as per the GST Act, even if the supplier files late. The key is that the invoice date dictates eligibility, and you have until the due date for filing your annual return or six months from the end of the financial year to claim ITC.

Firstly check the date of Invoice. If date of Invoice is from Sept 2020, then nothing to do.

But if the date is from Dec, then you have to pay interest on such ITC.
Interest is applicable only if the said credit was utilised .
That is if your credit balance is high than the credit wrongly availed, then no interest would be applicable
Dear Madam
invoice date 30 September 2020
No need to do anything. You can claim such ITC .
Thank you Madam
You can claim such ITC. for claiming any ITC there is a fixed period allowed under GST act that is is within 6 months from the end up respective financial year ir are up to the date of filing annual return whichever is earlier.

hence you can claim ITC of September month up to 20 October of next year.
Welcome my Pleasure....

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