GST authorities issue notices over input tax credit discrepancies
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Goods and services tax (GST) authorities have issued notices to several companies for discrepancy in claim of input tax credit, or ITC, people aware of the matter said. This follows close scrutiny of input tax availed by the companies and mismatch with their annual return.
GST authorities have issued notices to companies for discrepancies in input tax credit claims, prompting scrutiny of annual returns against monthly filings. Notices under Section 150 of the CGST Act demand explanations for "short reporting" of ITC. However, businesses argue that some notices lack verification, imposing undue compliance burdens. Despite this, officials maintain that mismatches cannot be overlooked.
GST authorities have issued notices to companies for discrepancies in input tax credit claims, prompting scrutiny of annual returns against monthly filings. Notices under Section 150 of the CGST Act demand explanations for "short reporting" of ITC. However, businesses argue that some notices lack verification, imposing undue compliance burdens. Despite this, officials maintain that mismatches cannot be overlooked.
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