I have not claimed any itc in fy 2017-18 , can i claim that in september gstr3b ?

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Hello experts , 

I am going to file my Septemebr month 2018 GSTR-3B today .

I have not taken any ITC in any month till now . while checking my GSTR 2A today , I found that my Banks has shown GST paid to them by me . I want to use this GST already paid to bank to offset my liability of tax to be paid in Sepetemeber 2018 GSTR-3B.

My GSTR 2A is showing information below.

 Month Service Provider 1 (IGST) Service Provider 2 (CGST +SGST)
Dec 2017 Rs.10  Rs.30+ Rs.30
Jan 2018 Rs. 60 Rs.10+Rs.10
Feb 2018 Rs.80 Rs.10+Rs.10
March Rs.90 Rs.20+Rs.20

 

Total IGST : 240 /-

Total CGST = Total SGST= 70 /-

 

My query is -

should I enter 240 in IGST and 70 in CGST/SGST ?  and file my Sept 2018 GSTR 3B as usual ? is this correct ?

Replies (10)
Yes you can take credit and offset liability.
Yes... You can claim for the missed ITC in September 18 return...
Thank you Raja Sir , Can I add the April to AUG 2018 tax credit as well to this and offset Sept 2018 liability?
Yes... No more restriction.
Raja Sir , I read that if we claim excess ITC than filed by supplier then recipient(we) will have to pay interest on the excess amount . how they assess that we are claiming extra gst . we are not uploading those GST invoices nor not showing supplier wise ITC claimed . :-)
Yes... As per GST excess claim ITC other than GSTR 2A then we will reverse the excess claimed ITC and Pay interest...
OR it ll be added to Tax Liability and pay interest...

what is invoice type = "R" . what does "R" stand for here ?

 

It means Regalur (Raise by Regular Taxpayer)

1.Is Google/Yahoo Ad services for advertising a website comes under Blocked Credit (section 17(5)) ? it is showing under GSTR 2A though and uploaded by google . can a reciver take ITC for this ? (YES/NO)

2.Also recived Bank GST  is in Blocked Credit  list or not ? can a receiver claim ITC for this ? (YES/NO)

 

if reciever  HSN code /  SAC code is 997152

1. It's not blocked ITC if it's in furtherance of Business and ITC can be claim....

2. also the same as 1st.


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