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E-Invoicing

PRAVIN TALEGAONKAR

Dear All,

In month of December-2023, We have prepared Invoice and IRN with 4 Digit HSN Code, our turnover is more than 500 Crore (We used 4 Digit HSN Instead of 8 Digit).

While checking on GST Portal we observed that same invoice is not uploaded on GST Portal.

My Question whether we can add same invoice manually and is there any penalty from department for such type of mistake?

Regards

Pravin Talegaonkar.

E-invoicing Error Under GST: 4-Digit HSN Code Used Instead of Required 8-Digit; Potential Penalty Under Section 125 A user inquired about an issue with e-invoicing under the Goods and Services Tax (GST), where an invoice was prepared using a 4-digit HSN code instead of the required 8-digit code for a turnover exceeding 500 crore. The invoice was not uploaded to the GST Portal. Responses advised that the invoice can be manually added to GSTR-1, and while a penalty under section 125 could be imposed, it can be contested, especially if no revenue loss occurred. Some responses suggested the issue might be a technical glitch, not warranting penal action. (AI Summary)
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