Scrutiny notices and intimations are floating in the recent times where department is alleging the taxpayers to reverse the excess input tax credit claimed in Form GSTR 3B as compared to credits appearing in GSTR 2A. What is the validity of such communications? Is the taxpayer legally required to reverse such credits? We will discuss the provisions of law to understand this much better.
Source Taxguru
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