The input tax credit you’re about to lose
ITC-at-Risk flags input tax credit you could forfeit: credit blocked because a vendor has no GSTIN, credit whose claim window is expiring under the 30-November rule, ineligible expenses, and your total exposure ranked by vendor — all computed offline from your purchases.
Most lost ITC isn’t fraud — it’s missed deadlines and missing GSTINs. This radar makes both impossible to ignore.
Deadline-aware
Credit whose claim window is closing under the 30-November rule is flagged before it lapses.
Blocked & ineligible
No-GSTIN vendors and ineligible expenses are separated out so you don’t over-claim.
Vendor exposure
Your ITC exposure is ranked by vendor so you chase the biggest gaps first.
What’s included
- ITC register (purchases + expenses)
- 30-Nov claim-window aging
- No-GSTIN blocked credit
- Ineligible-expense flags
- Vendor-wise exposure
- Runs fully offline
Frequently asked
What is the 30-November rule?
ITC for a financial year must generally be claimed by 30 November of the following year; LekhaPro ages your credit against that window and warns you in time.
Does it need the GST portal?
No — ITC-at-Risk is computed offline from your purchases and expenses. Cross-checking against 2B uses the reconciliation screen.