Previously businesses could choose between ISC and Cross-charge method. But now they have to exclusively use ISD mechanism to distribute common ITC among their GST registration.
10% mandatory pre-deposit of penalty amount for appeals before appellate authority in cases involving only demand of penalty without any demand of taxBusiness with Turnover
over ₹10 crore (previously ₹100 crore) shall generate e-invoice and report it
within 30 days from invoice date to invoice registration portal (IRP), if not, invoice
is susceptible to be rejected on IRP. Also, IRN must be generated within 30
days from invoice date.
§ Generation of e-invoice (Procedure is as below)
a.
Register on e-invoice portal1
b.
Get offline tool from portal
i.
After logging in: help à tools à bulk generation tool
ii.
This will provide an excel
based e-invoice preparation tool.
c.
Fill in details in the tool as
required
i.
Invoice details (date, type,
number)
ii.
Supplier details
iii.
Buyer details
iv.
Item/service details
v.
Additional details (if any)
vi.
If data entry is repetitive and
vast then we can preferably create masters (buyer, product, supplier) as per
requirements to ease up the process.
d.
Validate and create JSON file
e.
Upload JSON file to IRP
i.
Login
ii.
e-invoice à Upload JSON
iii.
select file
f.
after validation on IRP, it
will assign Invoice Reference Number (IRN), then QR and Digital signature will
be generated for invoices.
g.
We have successfully generated
e-invoice download and print it.
1GST e-invoice portal
1. NIC-IRP 1: https://www.einvoice1.gst.gov.in
2. NIC-IRP 2: https://www.einvoice2.gst.gov.in
Both portals are interoperable allowing
seamless switch overs between them during service disruptions i.e. when one
portal has too much load that it affects it’s operational capacity and slows
down servers.