E-invoicing threshold reduction expands mandatory coverage to more large taxpayers, widening applicability under CGST rules. Amendment reduces the aggregate turnover threshold that triggers mandatory e-invoicing under the Central Goods and Services Tax framework by substituting the previously specified higher benchmark with a lower benchmark effective from the specified implementation date, thereby widening the class of taxpayers required to issue electronic invoices and amending the first paragraph of the principal notification.
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E-invoicing threshold reduction expands mandatory coverage to more large taxpayers, widening applicability under CGST rules.
Amendment reduces the aggregate turnover threshold that triggers mandatory e-invoicing under the Central Goods and Services Tax framework by substituting the previously specified higher benchmark with a lower benchmark effective from the specified implementation date, thereby widening the class of taxpayers required to issue electronic invoices and amending the first paragraph of the principal notification.
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