GST e-invoicing applicability: ₹5 crore limit and 30-day rule
Who must generate GST e-invoices, how the ₹5 crore aggregate turnover test works, which documents are covered, who is exempt and how the 30-day IRP reporting limit applies.
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Who must generate GST e-invoices, how the ₹5 crore aggregate turnover test works, which documents are covered, who is exempt and how the 30-day IRP reporting limit applies.
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