Gstr amendment
This query is : Resolved
25 May 2019
CAN FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-2019 GSTR 1 CAN BE CHANGES IN CERTAIN ENTRIES LIKE GST NUMBERS ?
25 May 2019
No rectification can be made in HSN wise Summary or Document Issued columns
27 May 2019
GST NUMBER CAN BE CHANGED?
27 July 2024
For the financial year 2018-2019, you generally cannot make changes to the GSTR-1 returns directly on the GST portal once they have been filed and the time limit for amendments has passed. However, there are some steps you can take if you need to correct details like GST numbers in your GSTR-1 entries:
### 1. **Amendment of GSTR-1 Returns**
If the GSTR-1 return for FY 2018-19 has been filed and you need to correct entries such as GST numbers, follow these steps:
- **For Mistakes in Filed GSTR-1**: You can make corrections in the current financial year’s GSTR-1, specifically in the amended sections. Amendments can be made for the previous financial year’s returns up to the time limit specified by the GST law.
- **Amendment Process**:
- File an amended GSTR-1 for the relevant period.
- Correct the GST numbers or other details in the amended return.
- Ensure that the recipient (who has claimed input tax credit) is notified about the amendment.
### 2. **Filing of GSTR-1 for the Financial Year 2018-19**
For errors in the GST numbers or other details in GSTR-1 filed for FY 2018-19, you generally have two options:
- **File an Amendment Return**: If you need to update or correct any details like GST numbers, you can file an amendment return in the current financial year (2023-24). Amendments should be done in the current year’s GSTR-1 if the correction is related to previous financial year’s transactions.
- **Adjustments**: In some cases, you might need to adjust the details in your GSTR-1 based on the information that needs correction. For example, if you need to correct the GST number in an invoice, you might need to create a new invoice with the correct details and include it in the current period’s GSTR-1.
### 3. **Communication with GST Authorities**
If there is a substantial issue or if you are unable to make the necessary changes through amendments, you might need to:
- **Contact GST Helpdesk**: Reach out to the GST helpdesk for guidance on how to handle such corrections.
- **Submit a Formal Request**: In cases where substantial changes are needed, you might need to submit a formal request or application to the GST authorities for correction.
### 4. **Rectification in GSTR-2A**
- **Supplier’s GSTR-1**: If the mistake is in the supplier’s GSTR-1 and it affects your Input Tax Credit (ITC), you may need to request the supplier to correct the details in their GSTR-1 and refile the return.
### 5. **Maintain Records**
- **Document Changes**: Keep detailed records of all amendments and corrections made to the GSTR-1 for future reference and compliance.
### Summary
- **Direct Changes**: You generally cannot directly change filed GSTR-1 returns for the FY 2018-19.
- **Amendments**: Use the current period’s GSTR-1 to make corrections for the previous year.
- **Communication**: Contact GST authorities if the amendments are significant or if you face difficulties.
Always stay updated with the latest GST notifications and circulars as the rules and procedures may evolve.
### 1. **Amendment of GSTR-1 Returns**
If the GSTR-1 return for FY 2018-19 has been filed and you need to correct entries such as GST numbers, follow these steps:
- **For Mistakes in Filed GSTR-1**: You can make corrections in the current financial year’s GSTR-1, specifically in the amended sections. Amendments can be made for the previous financial year’s returns up to the time limit specified by the GST law.
- **Amendment Process**:
- File an amended GSTR-1 for the relevant period.
- Correct the GST numbers or other details in the amended return.
- Ensure that the recipient (who has claimed input tax credit) is notified about the amendment.
### 2. **Filing of GSTR-1 for the Financial Year 2018-19**
For errors in the GST numbers or other details in GSTR-1 filed for FY 2018-19, you generally have two options:
- **File an Amendment Return**: If you need to update or correct any details like GST numbers, you can file an amendment return in the current financial year (2023-24). Amendments should be done in the current year’s GSTR-1 if the correction is related to previous financial year’s transactions.
- **Adjustments**: In some cases, you might need to adjust the details in your GSTR-1 based on the information that needs correction. For example, if you need to correct the GST number in an invoice, you might need to create a new invoice with the correct details and include it in the current period’s GSTR-1.
### 3. **Communication with GST Authorities**
If there is a substantial issue or if you are unable to make the necessary changes through amendments, you might need to:
- **Contact GST Helpdesk**: Reach out to the GST helpdesk for guidance on how to handle such corrections.
- **Submit a Formal Request**: In cases where substantial changes are needed, you might need to submit a formal request or application to the GST authorities for correction.
### 4. **Rectification in GSTR-2A**
- **Supplier’s GSTR-1**: If the mistake is in the supplier’s GSTR-1 and it affects your Input Tax Credit (ITC), you may need to request the supplier to correct the details in their GSTR-1 and refile the return.
### 5. **Maintain Records**
- **Document Changes**: Keep detailed records of all amendments and corrections made to the GSTR-1 for future reference and compliance.
### Summary
- **Direct Changes**: You generally cannot directly change filed GSTR-1 returns for the FY 2018-19.
- **Amendments**: Use the current period’s GSTR-1 to make corrections for the previous year.
- **Communication**: Contact GST authorities if the amendments are significant or if you face difficulties.
Always stay updated with the latest GST notifications and circulars as the rules and procedures may evolve.
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