The reform will ensure on-time tax payment and will regulate the delays in reporting of tax invoices, streamlining the GST ecosystem as a whole.
Earlier this time limit restriction was applicable for taxpayers with AATO greater than or equal to 100 crores.
“From 1st April 2025, taxpayers with an AATO of 10 crores and above would not be allowed to report e-Invoices older than 30 days from the date of reporting on IRP portals,” said an advisory issued late Tuesday, by the GST e-invoice systems.
The e-Invoice System is for GST-registered people for uploading all the business-to-business (B2B) invoices to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP).
The IRP generates and returns a unique Invoice Reference Number (IRN), digitally signed e-invoice and QR code to the user.The advisory clarified that this restriction will apply to all document types for which IRNs are to be generated, including the Credit, Debit note.The advisory added that the April 1 deadline is to provide sufficient time for taxpayers to comply with this requirement.
The government had earlier imposed the time limit for business with turnover above Rs 100 crore, effective November 2023.