GSTR-2A Reconciliation Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
GSTR-2A Reconciliation · Nashik, Maharashtra

GSTR-2A Reconciliation and Supplier Follow-Up — Matched. Flagged. Recovered.

Invoice-level matching of purchase records against supplier filings, with missing invoices identified, mismatches classified and credit at risk quantified for the year.

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Input tax credit depends on what suppliers have filed, not on what a buyer has recorded. GSTR-2A is the dynamic view of those filings, and the difference between it and the purchase register is where credit is quietly lost.

At N D Savla & Associates, we run invoice-level reconciliations for businesses in Nashik and across Maharashtra, classifying every difference and producing a supplier-wise list of what needs to be chased.

Timing decides recovery. A supplier contacted in the same quarter usually corrects the filing; the same conversation a year later, after the time limit has passed, rarely ends in the credit being restored.

Our Reconciliation Services

Invoice-Level Matching

Matching of the purchase register against supplier filings invoice by invoice.

Missing Invoice Identification

Identification of invoices in the books that suppliers have not reported.

Value & Tax Mismatches

Classification of differences in taxable value, rate and tax amount.

Supplier-Wise Reports

Supplier-wise summaries of differences for follow-up and recovery.

Credit at Risk Quantification

Quantification of credit at risk of denial and the periods affected.

Follow-Up Correspondence

Drafting of correspondence to suppliers seeking correction of their filings.

Period-Wise Ageing

Ageing of open differences against the time limits available for claiming credit.

Year-End Reconciliation

Full-year reconciliation to support the annual return and any assessment.

Our Reconciliation Process

1

Data Extraction

The purchase register and the portal statements for the period are extracted.

2

Matching

Records are matched invoice by invoice using GSTIN, number, date and value.

3

Difference Classification

Differences are classified as missing, mismatched, or timing related.

4

Supplier Follow-Up

Supplier-wise lists are prepared and correspondence issued for correction.

5

Reporting

A period report sets out credit claimed, credit at risk and open items.

Why It Matters

Credit loss identified while it can still be recovered
Invoice-level clarity instead of summary differences
Suppliers approached with specific, verifiable lists
Timing differences separated from genuine gaps
Open items aged against the claiming time limit
A clear view of credit at risk in each period
Support for the annual return reconciliation
Documentation ready if credit is later questioned

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a dynamic statement generated for a recipient from the filings made by suppliers, reflecting inward supplies as reported by them and updating as those filings are made or amended.
One is dynamic and continues to update, while the other is a static statement generated for a period, and credit availment is determined with reference to the statement prescribed for that purpose.
Because credit depends on supplier compliance, differences between the purchase register and supplier filings directly affect what a recipient can lawfully claim.
The credit on that invoice may not be available until the supplier reports it, which is why differences are taken up with suppliers within the period rather than at year end.
Reconciling every period keeps differences small and recoverable, whereas an annual exercise often surfaces items after the time limit for claiming has passed.
Credit for a financial year is required to be availed within the time limit prescribed under the Act, after which the entitlement lapses.

Not sure how much credit you are losing?

Send us a purchase register and we’ll reconcile it invoice by invoice against supplier filings.