This discussion addresses concerns about mandatory e-invoicing from April 2021 for companies with turnover above ₹100 crore. The user, whose company exceeds this threshold and uses Tally, is seeking clarification on whether Tally software is compliant. Specific questions are raised about handling export sales invoices issued in foreign currency without a GST component.
24 February 2021
Hi, I m working in Pvt Ltd company, i heard that from 1st April 2021 we need to issue our invoices through E invoicing software. We are currently using tally accounting software. ours is comes under above 5 Crores category. So is tally fulfill the requirement ? Also our co issues mostly export sales invoices without GST component in foreign currency (not in INR values) but while accounting in tally next day as per RBI site reference rate, appropriate INR value as invoice value will be accounted in tally. How do we do all this in Tally E Invoicing. Please clarify
29 October 2026
The threshold is now ₹5 crore (since 1-8-2023), and e-invoicing also covers export invoices, including exports under LUT without tax — report the foreign-currency invoice with its INR value; Tally can generate the IRN directly.
29 October 2026
Update: e-invoicing now applies above Rs 5 crore AATO (from 1 Aug 2023) and covers export invoices too (EXPWOP/EXPWP, with foreign currency and port details); Tally Prime can generate IRNs directly, so the export invoice must be reported on the IRP before it is issued.