- Budget 2025 shifts responsibility of input tax credit (ITC) reversal to suppliers when credit notes are issued.
- Credit notes are used to rectify invoicing errors, such as overstated values, incorrect GST rates, returns, and cancellations.
- Amendment requires recipients to reverse ITC when a supplier issues a credit note.
- Objective of the amendment is to prevent revenue leakage and eliminate double tax benefits.
- Challenges for taxpayers include lack of verification mechanism, increased risk of litigation, disputes between suppliers and recipients, and impact on trade discounts and incentives.
- Taxpayers need to enhance reconciliation processes, improve coordination with suppliers, and ensure accurate ITC reversals.
Source: roedl.com
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