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The new e-invoicing system aims to have a standardised way of reporting invoices.
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Latest Update
26th December 2022
The CBIC has clarified that there is no proposal before the GST Council and no plans of the government to implement the next phase of e-invoicing for those businesses with turnover over Rs.5 crore from 1st January 2023.
11th October 2022
The GST Council may implement the next phase of e-invoicing for businesses with an annual turnover of more than Rs.5 crore from 1st January 2023. The system may get extended to businesses with a turnover of over Rs.1 crore by the end of the next fiscal year.
1st August 2022
The e-Invoicing system for B2B transactions has now been extended to those with an annual aggregate turnover of more than Rs.10 crore up to Rs.20 crore starting from 1st October 2022, vide notification no. 17/2022.
Quick Response Code is abbreviated as QR code. It is a two-dimensional barcode applied to items for presenting information in its machine-readable format.
In the e-invoicing system, the QR Code will be used to provide information about a particular invoice in a quick manner, without the need to retrieve such information from an external source, say, the internet. This would serve the following needs:
The QR Code will be created based on the following parameters:
Under the GST law, the e-invoicing system is compulsory from 1st October 2020 for those taxpayers having an aggregate turnover of more than Rs.500 crore in any previous financial years, starting from 2017-18.
Further from 1st January 2021, this extends to businesses with an annual turnover of more than Rs.100 crore in any previous financial years, starting from 2017-18. The government recently extended the e-invoicing applicability to businesses having more than Rs 20 crore turnover w.e.f 1st April 2022.
Thus, all those taxpayers will be required to issue invoices under the e-invoicing system in respect of B2B tax invoices, credit notes and debit notes.
The e-invoicing system also requires invoices printed to have a space for QR codes. In the case of exports and RCM supplies, since tax invoices are required to be issued, the QR code shall also be applicable.
Where the aggregate turnover of a supplier in the preceding financial years, starting from 2017-18, exceeds Rs.500 crore, he shall be required to have a dynamic QR code displayed on B2C invoices raised by him. Where the supplier makes a dynamic QR code available through a digital display, the cross-reference of the payment made through it should be made available.
The JSON of the invoice is required to be uploaded onto the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) for generating an Invoice Reference Number (IRN). After the successful generation of IRN, the IRP allows the affixing of digital signature and QR code to the JSON.