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E INVOICE for units more than RS 500/- CRORES

CABIJENDERKUMAR BANSAL

Dear Sir

The E-invoices are mandatory for the units having turn over ₹ 500/- under same PAN .My question is whether e invoices are required for these units conducting services also such as job work (as these are also B TO B category ) or not .The GST portal IRN does not support this and I have not found any specific exemption for this .Kindly guide.

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E invoice applicability to B2B services affirmed, and affected registrants should seek portal resolution and lodge an online complaint. E invoicing is mandatory for taxable persons whose aggregate turnover under the same PAN exceeds the turnover threshold and this requirement extends to B2B supplies of services, including job work transactions; where the IRN portal does not accept such invoices and no exemption applies, affected registrants should pursue resolution via the portal help channels and lodge an online complaint. (AI Summary)
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Shilpi Jain on Oct 15, 2020

Yes it would be applicable. You should consider raising a complain online.

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