I have purchased taxable goods , but suppliers has not uploaded his GSTR1.
Can I upload my purchase invoice in gstr2?
GSTR 2 queries
Tarun Shah (264 Points)
08 September 2017
16 Replies
Tamizh vanan
(220 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
yes you can.But after 10th September and supplier should accept your purchase invoice in their GSTR1A
Tarun Shah
(264 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
if he accept gstr1a.then i see uploaded invoice in gstr2a
Ankit Bansal
(54 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
If supplier again not shown in gstr1 A then what should be done by receipent?
Ankit Bansal
(54 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
In this condition what is the fault of receipent whenever he paid gst at the time of purchase and received a proper bill mention having gstin details of buyer & seller both?
Tamizh vanan
(220 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
there is no fault of Receipent.it is fault of supplier and you have fighting with supplier
Ankit Bansal
(54 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
There is no any provision in this regard to trace the supplier who charged the tax and received from buyer but not deposit to the government?
Sanjay S
(Chartered Accountant)
(1375 Points)
Replied 08 September 2017
Yes. These provisions seem to be quite harsh & is causing genuine hardship.
You have to raise this issue with your supplier. Ask him to file the GSTR1 properly. If he still doesn't comply, then raise this matter with your jurisdictional officer.
But this inter-dependant Credit mechanism was introduced to inculcate "compliance responsibilty" among assessees (where one person ensures that another person complies with the law). Due to the reason that ITC will be available only after GSTR1 filed by supplier, nobody would want to do business with a supplier who's not prompt in filing his returns like GSTR1, etc. This means a non-compliant supplier would start losing out on his business with a few months. He will hence start complying and the recipient would eventually get the ITC.
This situation can be compared to something in Income Tax. We (assessee) usually never get the credit of TDS in Form 26AS, if the deductor fails to file the details under Forms 24Q & 26Q.
So for now, they say we are going through initial teething problems of GST implementation. Lets hope.. we dont lose all our teeth by the time this GST law stabilises..
sushit shishul
(338 Points)
Replied 09 September 2017
My client had not given his GSTIN to his purchaser. Now purchaser has Filed his GSTR-1. HOW will he be able to claim ITC? what can be done?
Jayant
(Accounts)
(191 Points)
Replied 11 September 2017
GSTR-1 filing due date for July 2017 has been extended upto 10th October 2017. Seller's uploaded data can be viewed in GSTR-2A. But these are not auto-populated in GSTR-2 (B2B section).
Does this means that We can not file GSTR-2 return for July 2017 till 11th October'2017?
Vinu Kurian
(GST Professional)
(39 Points)
Replied 11 September 2017
Yes, You can but after filing GSTR1
CA Naveen Chand
(Chartered Accountant)
(12729 Points)
Replied 11 September 2017
CAN T TAKE CREDIT UNTIL THE SAME WILL BE UPLOADED BY THE SELLER
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