1. Background: a common GST disputeOne of the most frequent GST reconciliation disputes arises when a taxpayer has sufficient eligible input tax credit, but the credit is reported under the wrong tax head in FORM GSTR-3B. For example, credit that is actually available as IGST may be mistakenly split and reported under...
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