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By siliconindia | Wednesday, 19 May 2021, 05:29 Hrs After involving businesses with an aggregate above 5 Crore, the number of e-Invoicing subscribers has increased notably. This upsurge in the businesses eligible for e-Invoicing has also impacted the current GST return filings system.
e-Invoicing under GST is the new face of the GST structure and will soon apply to all the businesses irrespective of their turnovers. Businesses should accept e-Invoicing with a positive approach for their benefit. In this article, we will understand some of the direct impacts of e-Invoicing under GST and understand the benefits of this system on taxpayers and businesses.
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The concept of e-invoicing at this scale is new in the Indian indirect tax environment and its impact on regular commercial practices has just started to emerge.
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An invoice must be issued on or before the undertaking of certain events viz. delivery of goods/provision of service.
Over the past six months, we witnessed the gradual implementation of various e-invoicing provisions based on the turnover of the taxpayers. Various notifications have been issued, prescribing the taxpayers, to comply with e-invoicing requirements. Such taxpayers have been generating IRNs and QR codes from the IRP and issuing tax invoices to the recipients in respect of their outward supplies.
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The government has made it mandatory for businesses with over Rs 50 crore turnover to generate e-invoices for B2B transactions from April 1.
Under Goods and Services Tax (GST) law, e-invoicing for business-to-business (B2B) transactions has been made mandatory for companies with turnover of
over Rs 500 crore and Rs 100 crore from October 1, 2020, and January 1, 2021, respectively.
E-invoicing will be extended to companies with turnover over Rs 50 crore from April 1, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) said in a notification.
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Under e-invoicing, taxpayers have to
generate invoices on their internal systems (ERP/accounting/billing software), and then report them online to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP).