• Itc

I forget to avail 2017-18 itc in 3b up to March,2019.but my supplier put it in gstr 1 .(shown 2a).can I take it in annual return col 13 because itc is a cummulative concept in return 3b.i can always adjust it or replace it with 18-19 itc.please tell me implication.
Asked 4 years ago in GST

Hi,

 

Yes, your understanding is correct.

 

You can take it in annual return.

Payal Chhajed
CA, Mumbai
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Hello Sir/Madam,

 

if you had claimed ITC of 2018-19 in 2018-19 then you can simply take benefit of 2017-18 ITC by showing that which you have already claimed is belong 2017-18 and for 2018-19 you are still eligible.

because there is no details in 3B for period of taking ITC.

for more details you can book telephonic consultation, i will explain

Lalit Bansal
CA, Delhi
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You can claim it and also after a judgement from Gujarat high court you can claim ITC after 31-3-19 also but still Same has not been applicable by portal and your supplier would have shown it 2017-18 bill so when you will file 18-19 annual return how will you reconcile your credit with 2A.

 

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Naman Maloo
CA, Jaipur
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Hi

 

The last date to claim ITC for FY 17-18 was 31.3.19.

Yes, since it is a cumulative figure, taxpayers may take advantage and manipulate entries. However, it would be important here to justify the ITC claim figures and claim ITC for FY 18-19 before 30.9.19.

Lakshita Bhandari
CA, Mumbai
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910 Consultations

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Hello,

 

Yes, since it is a cumulative concept, you can take advantage of it by claiming the ITC of F.Y. 2018-19 to be of F.Y. 2017-18 and claim the adjusted amount of ITC till 30th Sept 2019 as ITC of F.Y. 2018-19.

I hope this answer satisfies your requirement.

 

Regards,

CA Hunny Badlani

 

Hunny Badlani
CA, Madhya Pradesh
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Hi

 

Yes you can take advantage of it and take it in annual return.

Swati Agrawal
CA, Mumbai
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Lawfully you are not allowed to do so and you will fail in justifying the figures. :)

 

Thanks

Brijendra Tripathi
CA, Lucknow
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