10/06/2026
π¨ GST e-Invoice β Is Your Business Covered? π¨
If your business turnover has crossed the prescribed limit, GST e-Invoicing may be mandatory for you. Non-compliance can lead to invoice invalidity, ITC issues, and penalties.
π What is GST e-Invoice?
A system where invoices are electronically authenticated through the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) and issued with a unique IRN (Invoice Reference Number) and QR Code.
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Who is required to generate e-Invoice?
Businesses having Aggregate Annual Turnover (AATO) exceeding βΉ5 Crore in any financial year from FY 2017-18 onwards.
β οΈ Important Points to Remember:
βοΈ Threshold calculated PAN-wise, not GSTIN-wise
βοΈ Applicable mainly on B2B supplies, exports & debit/credit notes
βοΈ Not applicable to normal B2C invoices
βοΈ Once applicable, compliance may continue even if turnover falls later
β³ 30-Day Reporting Rule
Businesses with βΉ10 Crore+ turnover must upload e-invoices to IRP within 30 days from invoice date, otherwise reporting may be rejected.
π Benefits of e-Invoicing:
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Faster GST compliance
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Better ITC matching
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Easy reconciliation
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Reduced fake invoicing risks
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Auto-population in GST returns & e-Way Bill
π‘ CA Advisory:
Ensure your accounting/ERP system is e-Invoice ready and avoid delays in IRN generation to prevent compliance issues.
π Need help with GST Compliance or e-Invoicing?
Saurabh Thakur & Associates β Chartered Accountants
π Bhopal | Indore
π 8770950813
π§ [email protected]