ITC Reconciliation Dashboard
Your year of input tax credit on one screen: what your books say, what GSTR-2B supports, and what you claimed. Every gap is sorted into excess (notice risk), unclaimed (money left behind) or supplier-pending (chase them). Figures stay in your browser.
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Supplier follow-up list
Add suppliers with their annual ITC in your books and in GSTR-2B. Those trailing by more than ₹100 are listed for follow-up.
Reading the Dashboard
- Excess claim — claimed more than GSTR-2B shows. Reverse it through GSTR-3B or DRC-03; if it was used to pay tax, 18% interest applies from the month it was used.
- Unclaimed — eligible credit present in both your books and GSTR-2B but not taken. Claim it in a later GSTR-3B before 30 November.
- Supplier gap — in your books but not in GSTR-2B. The supplier has not filed GSTR-1 or reported it wrongly; you cannot claim it until it shows up.
For invoice-level matching, upload both registers to the GSTR-2B reconciliation tool. Closing the year? Carry these totals into the GSTR-9 summary (Tables 6 and 8).
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