GST E-Invoicing - Enhancement of Aggregate Turnover to Rs 500 crore

Last updated: 27 January 2021

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The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has increased the aggregate turnover threshold for mandatory e-invoicing under GST to £500 crore. This change, effective from 1st October 2020, significantly expands the number of businesses required to adopt e-invoicing. A new e-invoice schema (Version 1.1) has also been released, and businesses in Special Economic Zones are exempt from these provisions.

CBIC has issued Notification No 60/2020 - Central Tax and Notification No 61/2020 - Central Tax Dated 30th July, 2020 enhancing threshold for preparing E-Invoice to Rs 500 Crores. Earlier the authority had said that the limit for preparing E-Invoice was Rs 100 Crores. The provisions shall come into effect from 1st October, 2020.

GST E-Invoicing Threshold Raised to £500 Crore

The summary of notification is summarised below

Sl. No	Notification No	Date	Summary of Notification
1	61/2020 - Central Tax	30-07-2020	The turnover limit for applicability of E-Invoicing provisions for registered Taxpayers has been enhanced to Five hundred crore rupees (Earlier the said limit was Rs 100 Crores) E-Invoicing shall not be applicable to a “Special Economic Zone”
2	60/2020 - Central Tax	30-07-2020	New Format/ Schema for E-Invoice has been released (Version 1.1).
3.	13/2020-Central Tax	21-03-2020	Date for implementation is proposed from 1st October, 2020

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