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Regarding 10% ITC

03 January 2020

Dear Sir,
For filling gstr 3B for the month of Dec 2019 can i follow the 10% ITC things or not, Because maine Help desk pe bhi puchha hai , they Said that Aisa koi notification nahi aya So aap pehele jaise ITC claim kar rahe the waise hi karo...Please suggest me.

Thanks
Sandip

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Rakesh Bandal (Self Employed and Agriculture) (1349 Points)
Replied 03 January 2020

I Think its not 10% ITC

its 20% ITC above ITC available in GSTR2A subject to ITC as per books

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Sandip Revekar (13 Points)
Replied 03 January 2020

So shall i go with 20% ITC formula?.. and when its 20% ITC then which date i consider My Final ITC on gstr 2...is it every month of 11 or after that

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Rakesh Bandal (Self Employed and Agriculture) (1349 Points)
Replied 03 January 2020

20% ITC rule is applicable from Oct 2019, you can claim unclaimed ITC in subsequent returns

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SOWJANYA M (840 Points)
Replied 03 January 2020

@ sandip
u can view or download your GSTR2A at the time of filing your GSTR 3B.
if u file at 18th u can take the input available on 18th itself as per 2A

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CMA M.Keerthi chandra (C.A FINAL STUDENT AND QUALIFIED C.M.A) (561 Points)
Replied 03 January 2020

20% is being changed to 10% from the month of January 2020.

But what we have to understand here is that , such rule or norm though notified . 3b online Utility will not restrict you to 10 or 20 ITC as available from your 2A at that point of time .So your are still free to enter your self-assessed I.T.C in 3B.

I think the help desk team are aware of the recent amendments.This is the gap between G.S.T legislation and G.S.T Technical wing that is GSTN, which is maintaining help desk.

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Pramod Limaye (Chartered Accountant) (172 Points)
Replied 04 January 2020

Although the 3B utility is not updated to restrict it upto 20% at present or 10% from Jan 2020 still the tax payers should calculate it manually and restrict himself to that extent. May be once the ITC restriction is settled from Jan 2020, they will update the utility. If tax payers do not restrict manually and the scrutiny comes then he will have to pay interest to that extent till the point of actual upload of the invoice by the supplier.