New Online Facility for Input Tax Credit verification (Gujarat VAT)

January 9, 2014
by
1 min read

[By Shaleen Shah (Partner), VNCA]

You are aware that all dealers registered under Gujarat VAT Laws are required to file their returns online. Along with the main E-Return for VAT, each dealer (other than dealers who have opted for composition) is required to upload online the following details –

  • Annexure 201A specifying the complete list of `Tax Invoices’ issued by the Dealer on local sales made by it;
  • Annexure 201B specifying the complete list of `Tax Invoices’ received by the Dealer for local purchases made by it and on which Input Tax Credit (ITC) is claimed; and
  • Annexure 201C specifying the stock details.

You are also aware that for claiming ITC on local purchases, the purchasing dealer must have a valid `Tax Invoice’.

We had informed you that the Gujarat Budget for 2013-14 introduced new sub-section (7A) in section 11 to provide that if a vendor has not paid tax collected on sales into the Government Treasury, the buyer’s ITC will be disallowed to that extent.

Hence it is now imperative for the purchasing dealer to verify whether the ITC claimed is genuine.

Since quite some time, the Commercial Tax Department has been publishing a list of `Cancelled Dealers’ on its website www.commercialtax.gujarat.gov.in.

The Commercial Tax Department has recently launched a new facility / tool on its website aptly name `ITC Profile’, for online verification of ITC. The tool matches the details filed in Annexures 201A & 201B and indicates instances where mismatch occurs. The tool will also highlight if the selling dealer has not paid tax, or not filed its return or the registration of the selling dealer is cancelled.

So now, the purchasing dealer who has filed e-returns can verify the status of ITC claimed. A mismatch in ITC or default by selling dealer would result in rejection of ITC claim and hence shortfall in the payment of tax.

We advise you to make full use of this tool by checking the status of ITC claimed on regular basis to avoid surprises & demands at the time of assessment.

Please click the link below to download the presentation on how to use this tool.

Previous Story

Common return for service tax, excise duty on back burner

Next Story

Budget (No.2) of 2014–Service Tax Amendments

Latest from Blog

Income Tax deduction for procurements from MSMEs only upon actual payment

By Shaleen Shah | LinkedIn, assisted by Divyansh Jain Introduction This Note is relevant to computation of income under the head ‘Income from business and profession’. Section 43B of the Income Tax Act provides a list of expenses allowed as deduction, on cash basis irrespective of the year of accounting.

Foreign companies may be required to file Tax Returns in India

by Nexdigm Private Limited as published on mondaq.com Impact of increase in withholding tax on rates for Fees for Technical Services and Royalty As per Indian Tax laws1, payments made to Non-Residents/Foreign Companies for Fees for Technical Services (FTS) and Royalties were liable to tax at the effective tax rate of

How Cryptocurrencies Are Taxed In India

[Source: forbes.com; Authors: Justin M Bharucha, Aashika Jain] Cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are presently unregulated in India. While the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had sought to ban cryptocurrencies in 2018, the Supreme Court quashed the attempted ban leaving cryptocurrencies in regulatory limbo – neither illegal nor, strictly speaking,

Higher rate of TDS in certain situations from 1st July 2021

[By Shaleen Shah (Partner), VNCA] Finance Act 2021, has introduced a new section 206AB effective from 1-Jul-2021 wherein a payer/buyer is responsible to deduct TDS at higher rate (i.e. twice the rate as specified under the relevant provision of the Income Tax Act or twice the rate/ rates in force;
GoUp

Don't Miss

New Section 12AB: Re-Registration of Trusts / Institutions registered u/s 10(23C) / 12A / 12AA / 80G of Income Tax Act

[By Shaleen Shah (Partner), VNCA] All the existing charitable and

QRMP scheme launched for GST payers with turnover up to Rs.5 crore

The government has launched the Quarterly Return filing & Monthly