E-invoice under GST standardises electronic B2B invoicing, mandates IRP authentication with IRN and QR code for compliance.
E-invoicing under GST mandates electronic B2B invoice reporting in prescribed JSON format to an Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) which validates data against the central GST registry, issues a digitally signed invoice with a unique Invoice Reference Number (IRN) and QR code, and forwards authenticated invoice data to GST and e way bill systems to automate return reporting and e way bill generation. (AI Summary)

E-invoicing under GST streamlines B2B invoice authentication and automates reporting to tax and e-way bill systems.
E-invoicing under GST requires suppliers to generate invoice data in prescribed JSON format, upload it to an Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) for validation and issuance of a digitally signed record with a unique Invoice Reference Number (IRN) and QR code, after which validated invoice data is transmitted to the GST and e-way bill systems to populate returns and enable e-way bill generation. (AI Summary)