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Mandatory e-Invoicing Advisory for Taxpayers
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The Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory dated 3rd April 2024, mandating e-Invoicing for taxpayers with a turnover exceeding INR 5 crores in the financial year 2023-2024.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
Mandatory e-Invoicing Advisory for Taxpayers
Practiceguru Posters
Updates by
The Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory dated 3rd April 2024, mandating e-Invoicing for taxpayers with a turnover exceeding INR 5 crores in the financial year 2023-2024.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
Sample Mandatory e-Invoicing Advisory for Taxpayers
Practiceguru Posters
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The Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory dated 3rd April 2024, mandating e-Invoicing for taxpayers with a turnover exceeding INR 5 crores in the financial year 2023-2024.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
Sample Mandatory e-Invoicing Advisory for Taxpayers
Practiceguru Posters
Updates by
The Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory dated 3rd April 2024, mandating e-Invoicing for taxpayers with a turnover exceeding INR 5 crores in the financial year 2023-2024.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
Sample Mandatory e-Invoicing Advisory for Taxpayers
Practiceguru Posters
Updates by
The Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory dated 3rd April 2024, mandating e-Invoicing for taxpayers with a turnover exceeding INR 5 crores in the financial year 2023-2024.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
Sample Mandatory e-Invoicing Advisory for Taxpayers
Practiceguru Posters
Updates by
The Goods and Service Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory dated 3rd April 2024, mandating e-Invoicing for taxpayers with a turnover exceeding INR 5 crores in the financial year 2023-2024.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
This requirement will be in effect from 1st April 2024 and will continue in subsequent years if the threshold is crossed. Taxpayers who are eligible but have not yet enrolled can self-enable e-Invoicing on the GST portal.
They are directed to report through one of the four new Invoice Registration Portals (IRPs), specifically e-Invoice IRP 3 to e-Invoice IRP 6. Additionally, e-Invoices through NIC IRP 1 & 2 can be reported by self-enabling at two specific URLs. For assistance, taxpayers can contact the GST helpdesk or log a ticket on the GST self-service portal.
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