GST Dept starts sending email for availing excess credit than admissible under rule 36(4)



Quick Summary
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Department has begun issuing emails to taxpayers. These communications are specifically targeting those who have claimed Input Tax Credit (ITC) exceeding the limits prescribed under Rule 36(4). This proactive measure by the GST authorities aims to address discrepancies in ITC claims.

Below is the screenshot of the email being send by GST department to Taxpayers.

 

 

FAQ :

The GST Department has started sending emails to taxpayers who have claimed excess Input Tax Credit (ITC) than what is admissible under Rule 36(4).

Rule 36(4) of the GST law specifies the conditions and limits for claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC).

The emails are being sent to inform taxpayers about discrepancies where they have claimed more ITC than permitted by Rule 36(4).

Taxpayers who receive such an email should review their ITC claims to ensure they comply with Rule 36(4) and take necessary corrective actions.




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