GST
Ledger re-credit when a refund is rejected
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Facts
When a refund of unutilised ITC is rejected, Rule 93 provides that the amount debited is re-credited to the electronic credit ledger through PMT-03, once the appeal period is over or you agree not to appeal.
Provisions and law
- Rule 93, CGST Rules 2017Re-credit of the ledger amount when a refund is rejected
- Rule 92, CGST Rules 2017Final refund order RFD-06, adjustment RFD-07 and notice RFD-08
Analysis
If you claimed ₹3,00,000 and ₹50,000 was rejected, the rejected part can return to your ledger, where it can pay domestic tax or be claimed again with corrected documents if still in time. Choose between appeal and re-credit carefully; once you accept re-credit, appealing the same amount may not be possible.
Conclusion
- Read the RFD-06 order for the rejected amount and reasons
- Decide whether to appeal or accept re-credit
- Follow up for PMT-03 if you accept
- Check the credit ledger for the re-credit entry
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