IVL OptiE-invoice: Your Integrated Solution
OptiE-invoice is a ready-to-use product designed specifically for SAP ECC/S4 HANA system users in India. This solution offers a comprehensive set of features and benefits: Seamless Integration with SAP OptiE-invoice seamlessly integrates and validates invoice data within your SAP system, eliminating the need for manual data entry and reducing the chances of errors. Real-Time Integration with Government Portal (IRP) One …
Electronic Invoicing, Are 5 Crore Companies Ready?
Automating Inbound Electronic Invoicing
E-invoicing got off to a great start in India on 01 Oct 2020. The threshold limit for submitting electronic invoices was progressively lowered from the initial Rs 500 crores to Rs 100 crores turnover since 01 Jan 2021, and then to Rs 50 crores with effect from 01 Apr 2021. Thus as of now, it is mandatory that B2B transactions of companies with an annual turnover greater than Rs 50 Crore are processed through electronic invoices.
Recent press releases and CBIC Notifications
E-invoicing Process
E-invoicing is a new reform which entails the generation of invoices in an electronic format, which facilitates machine readability across ERP and tax systems.
E-invoice: best practices – Part 2
What is the best time to cancel an e-invoice for the supply of goods?
E-invoice – best practices
In case of supply of services, Rule 47 of CGST Rules 2017, Part A – Chapter VI is self-explanatory. In case of goods, however, there is a physical goods movement where the tax officials can do a scrutiny of the document / supply. With the revised Rule 48 (Manner of issuing invoice), the supply would be deemed to be invalid if e-invoicing is applicable but not yet done.