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GST E Invoicing Software

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GST Registration Amendment

After obtaining GST registration, certain scenarios may require updating details, leading to a GST amendment. This process ensures that the information provided to the tax authorities is accurate and up-to-date, reflecting any changes in your business operations or structure.

GST amendment refers to the process of making changes or updates to the details provided during GST registration. These changes could include alterations to business information, contact details, or other important particulars.

Keeping GST registration details current is crucial to maintaining compliance with tax regulations and avoiding penalties.

Solocorp experts are here to assist you. We offer comprehensive support, ensuring that applying for a GST registration amendment is smooth and efficient. Our team ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and expedites the application process, so your business can easily adapt to evolving needs.

e-Invoicing under GST

The e-Invoice system is a digital verification mechanism under India's GST framework, where B2B invoices are authenticated electronically by the GST Network (GSTN). This system facilitates the issuance of a unique identification number for every invoice via the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), managed by GSTN.

Upon generation, all invoice details are instantaneously transmitted from the invoice portal to the GST and e-way bill portals. This synchronization eliminates the need for manual data entry during the GSTR-1 return filing and the generation of part A of the e-way bills, streamlining these processes.

Benefits of the e-Invoicing System

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Streamlined Reporting and Efficient Record-Keeping

E-Invoicing facilitates one-time reporting of B2B invoices at the point of generation, eliminating the need to report in multiple formats. This simplification extends to maintaining sales and purchase registers, aiding in efficiently preparing GST returns.

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Automated Tax Filing and E-Way Bill Generation

The integration of e-invoice data with the GST portal simplifies the tax filing process by auto-populating return forms and reducing manual efforts. Additionally, e-way bills can be seamlessly generated using this data.

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Enhanced Reconciliation and Real-Time Tracking

E-invoice in GST minimizes the need for reconciliation between financial records and GST filings, reducing errors. Real-time tracking of invoices speeds up input tax credit validation and reduces verification issues.

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Fraud Prevention and Elimination of Fake Invoices

With real-time data access, tax authorities are better equipped to detect fraudulent activities, helping eliminate fake GST invoices and ensuring compliance with the tax system.

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Reduced Audits and Enhanced Financial Management

The detailed transaction-level information from e-invoicing reduces the likelihood of audits, cutting administrative burden. It builds trust and facilitates better financial management and cash flow for businesses.

Transactions and Documents Requiring GST e-Invoicing

If your business falls under the current threshold and deals with any of the following transactions, you must generate e-invoices through the GST portal:

Documents

Taxable Business-to-Business (B2B) Sales

Business-to-Government (B2G) Sales

Exports and Deemed Exports

Supplies to Special Economic Zones (SEZs)

Stock Transfers or Supplies to Distinct Persons within SEZs

Transactions with SEZ Developers

Supplies under Reverse Charge Mechanism

Exemptions from Generating e-Invoice under GST

While e-invoicing under GST is becoming increasingly mandatory, certain categories of registered persons are exempted from these provisions.

  • Financial Institutions: This exemption covers entities within the financial sector, including insurers, banking companies, financial institutions, and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs).
  • Goods Transport Agencies (GTAs): Businesses that provide services related to the transportation of goods by road are exempt from e-invoicing.
  • Passenger Transport Service Suppliers: Businesses offering passenger transportation services are not required to generate e-invoices.
  • Multiplex Cinemas: Registered individuals providing services related to the exhibition of cinematograph films on multiplex screens are exempt from e-invoicing.
  • SEZ Units: Businesses operating within Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are exempt from e-invoicing. This exemption applies only to SEZ units, not SEZ developers.

GST Invoice Format

The e-invoice format, as specified in GST rules, is designated as Form GST INV-1. In simpler terms, the structure or schema for e invoicing is outlined through Form GSTR INV-1. This form serves as a standardised template for electronically recording invoice details. To report these details to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), they must be presented in JSON format.

  • Basic Details
  • Invoice Period
  • Preceding Document / Contract Reference
  • Receipt / Contract References
  • Supplier Information
  • Buyer Information
  • Payee Information
  • Delivery Information

Mandatory Information for e-Invoicing

When preparing e-Invoices, specific details are mandatory to ensure compliance and accurate reporting. These essential details include:

  • Code for Supply Type: Indicating the supply type, such as B2B for business to business, EXPWP for export with payment, or SEZWP for SEZ with payment.
  • Code for Document Type: Identifying the document type, such as INV for Invoice, CRN for Credit Note, or DBN for Debit Note.
  • Document Number: The invoice number follows GST rules and regulations.
  • Document Date: The date on which the invoice was issued.
  • Supplier Legal Name: The legal name of the supplier, consistent with their GST registration.
  • GSTIN of Supplier: The GST Identification Number of the supplier.
  • Supplier Address: The complete address of the supplier, including specific details like flat number and building number.
  • Supplier Place, State Code, and PIN Code: The location details of the supplier, including the place, state code, and six-digit PIN code.
  • Buyer's Name and GSTIN: The buyer's legal name, along with their GST Identification Number.
  • Place of Supply (State Code): Indicating the state code for the place of supply.
  • List of Items: Providing comprehensive information about the goods and services invoiced, including item descriptions, HSN codes, prices, and more.
  • Document Total Details: Provide details of the document total, including taxes, discounts, and other relevant calculations.
  • Ship-To Details (if applicable): Furnishing details regarding the shipping location if different from the buyer's address.

Types of Documents Reported to the IRP

The e-invoicing system encompasses the following types of documents:

Invoices by the Supplier

Credit Notes by the Supplier

Debit Notes by the Recipient

GST Registration

Under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, GST Registration is a process by which businesses and individuals are required to register themselves with the tax authorities if their turnover exceeds the threshold limits specified by the government. Once registered, they are issued a unique Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN), which they use for filing GST returns, paying taxes, and complying with other GST regulations.

Transactions and Documents Requiring GST e-Invoicing

If your business falls under the current threshold and deals with any of the following transactions, you must generate e-invoices through the GST portal:

Documents

Taxable Business-to-Business (B2B) Sales

Business-to-Government (B2G) Sales

Exports and Deemed Exports

Supplies to Special Economic Zones (SEZs)

Stock Transfers or Supplies to Distinct Persons within SEZs

Transactions with SEZ Developers

Supplies under Reverse Charge Mechanism

Procedure for Generating & Uploading the eInvoice

The GST e-invoice system follows a standardised format for generating and transmitting invoices. Below is the step-by-step procedure:

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Step 1: Generation of E-Invoice

Taxpayers must generate invoices as usual but follow the e-invoice schema, including mandatory fields such as invoice type, number, date, supplier and buyer information, transaction details, and goods details. The invoice data must be converted into JSON format using an updated accounting/billing system, ERP tool, or an offline tool.

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Step 2: Generation of Unique IRN

Suppliers generate a preliminary hash (a unique code) using details like GSTIN, invoice number, and financial year. This hash is validated using the SHA256 algorithm, and if valid, it becomes the Invoice Reference Number (IRN).

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Step 3: Uploading the JSON

The JSON file of the invoice is uploaded through various means, such as directly on the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), via a GST Suvidha Provider (GSP), or through third-party apps. If a hash is generated, it is uploaded along with the JSON.

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Step 4: IRP Validation of Invoice Information

The IRP checks the uploaded JSON for accuracy and generates an IRN while ensuring there is no duplication in the Central Registry of GST. The generated IRN uniquely identifies the e-invoice throughout the financial year.

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Step 5: QR Code and Digital Signature

Once the IRN is generated, the e-invoice is digitally signed, and a QR code is generated. The QR code includes critical details such as supplier and recipient GSTINs, invoice number, date, invoice value, number of line items, and the HSN codes of main items.

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Step 6: Data Transmission to E-way Bill Portal and GST System

The information from the IRP is shared with the GST system and the e-way bill portal, facilitating the auto-population of GST annexures.

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Step 7: E-Invoice Receipt Sent to Supplier’s ERP

The IRP sends the JSON file, IRN, and QR code back to the seller’s ERP system. The invoice is then forwarded to the buyer via email.

Why Choose Solocorp for Your GST e-Invoicing Needs?

Solocorp offers LEDGERS GST e-Invoicing software, designed to simplify the process of creating GST invoices and ensuring compliance with GST regulations. With LEDGERS, you can create invoices quickly and effortlessly, without the hassle of complicated systems.

Our software provides multiple generation options such as web, mobile app, API, and Excel import, allowing you to choose your preferred method for generating e-invoices.

We also offer seamless integration with the e-way bill system and automated tax filing, making the entire process more efficient and saving valuable time and resources.

  • 1

    Automatic e-Invoice Generation

    Create GST e-invoices with QR codes directly from your web browser, mobile app, or API, simplifying the invoicing process.

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    Multiple Generation Options

    Choose your preferred method - web, mobile app, API, or Excel import to generate e-invoices and manage your invoicing tasks efficiently.

  • 3

    Seamless e-Way Bill Management

    Generate and share e-way bills for goods transportation directly within LEDGERS, reducing manual work and improving compliance.

  • 4

    Simplified Tax Filing

    LEDGERS offers standardized formats and real-time data, ensuring that your GST returns are filed effortlessly and accurately.

  • 5

    Reduced Workload

    Save time and resources with automatic e-invoice generation and reduced manual data entry, allowing you to focus on growing your business.

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    Expert Assistance

    Contact our experts today for personalized assistance and get started with efficient GST e-invoicing for your business.

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