- Starting April 1, 2025, e-invoices must be uploaded to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) within 30 days from the date of invoice generation
- The rule aims to streamline GST compliance and improve reporting accuracy
- The 30-day upload rule applies to all businesses required to generate e-invoices under GST law
- Late uploads could attract penalties and input tax credits may be disallowed for non-compliance
- The government aims to tighten compliance standards and prevent tax evasion or inaccurate reporting
- Penalties for late uploads and disqualification from claiming input tax credit are expected consequences of non-compliance
- Timely e-invoice reporting is crucial for businesses to maintain their input tax credit entitlement
- Many businesses will need to upgrade their IT infrastructure and invoicing processes to comply with the new rule
- Operational adjustments may be necessary for businesses handling large volumes of invoices
- Standardizing invoicing procedures across all locations may be required for businesses with distributed operations
Source: caclubindia.com
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