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Supply through E - Commerce

Kaustubh Karandikar

XYZ(Manufacturer and supplier of Sweets), supplying goods in the shop as well as through E – Commerce i.e. Zomato etc. When supplied from shop, Tax Invoice / E – Invoice is issued. When supplied through Zomato, the Zomato is issuing their own invoice. 1) Is XYZ required to issue their own invoice also? 2) In the GST Returns of XYZ, the invoice issued by Zomato is to be considered or invoice issued by XYZ?

XYZ Must Issue GST Invoices for E-commerce Sales on Zomato; Zomato Receipts Not Sufficient for Compliance A discussion on a forum addresses whether a sweets manufacturer and supplier, referred to as XYZ, needs to issue its own tax invoice when selling through e-commerce platforms like Zomato. The consensus among participants is that XYZ must issue a GST invoice for all orders, as Zomato only provides a summary and receipt, not a tax invoice. The invoice issued by XYZ should be considered in GST returns. It is clarified that Zomato's documentation is not a substitute for a tax invoice, and XYZ should ensure compliance by issuing its own invoices for all transactions. (AI Summary)
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