GSTR-2B and Input Tax Credit Services | N D Savla & Associates
GSTR-2B & ITC · Nashik, Maharashtra

GSTR-2B Review and Input Tax Credit Management — Eligible. Evidenced. Claimed.

Credit management built on the static statement — eligibility review, blocked credit identification, reversal workings and reconciliation before every summary return is filed.

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GSTR-2B fixes the credit position for a period. It is generated once, it does not shift afterwards, and it is the statement against which credit claimed in the summary return is examined.

At N D Savla & Associates, we review that statement each period for businesses in Nashik and Maharashtra — testing eligibility, separating blocked credit, preparing reversal workings and reconciling the claim before the return is filed.

Availability is not the same as eligibility. Credit can appear in the statement and still be blocked, attributable to exempt supply, or reversible because the supplier has not been paid — and each of those needs a working, not an assumption.

Our Input Tax Credit Services

Statement Review

Period-wise review of the static credit statement against the purchase records.

Eligibility Testing

Testing of credit against the conditions for availment under the Act.

Blocked Credit Identification

Identification of credit blocked under the specific restrictions in the law.

Common Credit Apportionment

Apportionment of common credit between taxable, exempt and non-business use.

Reversal Workings

Preparation of reversal workings, including for non-payment to suppliers.

Re-Availment Tracking

Tracking of reversed credit eligible for re-availment on payment.

Return Reconciliation

Reconciliation of credit claimed in the summary return with the statement.

Credit Ledger Review

Review of the electronic credit ledger balance and its utilisation.

Our Credit Management Process

1

Statement & Register Import

The period statement and purchase register are imported and aligned.

2

Eligibility Review

Each line is tested for eligibility, blocking and business use.

3

Reversal Computation

Apportionment and reversal workings are prepared for the period.

4

Claim Finalisation

The credit to be claimed is finalised and reconciled before the return is filed.

5

Tracking

Reversed and pending items are tracked for re-availment in later periods.

Why It Matters

Credit claimed on a tested rather than assumed basis
Blocked credit separated before the return is filed
Common credit apportioned with a documented working
Reversal for non-payment tracked systematically
Reversed credit re-availed when it becomes eligible
Claim reconciled with the statement each period
Credit ledger balance monitored and reviewed
Workings available if the claim is later examined

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a static statement of input tax credit generated for each tax period from suppliers’ filings, which does not change once generated for that period.
The Act requires possession of a valid tax document, receipt of the goods or services, reporting by the supplier and payment of the tax to the Government, along with filing of the relevant return.
Certain categories of inward supplies are specifically excluded from credit under the Act, and credit on them is not available even though it appears in the statement.
Where payment to the supplier is not made within the period prescribed under the rules, the credit availed is required to be reversed, and it may be re-availed on subsequent payment.
Credit attributable partly to exempt supplies or non-business use is apportioned in the manner prescribed, and the ineligible portion is reversed.
Availment is linked to the statement generated from supplier filings, so credit on invoices not reported by the supplier is ordinarily not available until reported.

Want your credit claim reviewed before filing?

Share a period’s statement and purchase register — we’ll test eligibility line by line.