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E-invoice
Standardization and Formats
Standardization and Formats
• E-invoices must use standardized formats, like UBL or JSON, for system compatibility.
• The invoice includes buyer, seller, tax, and product details.
Integration with Government Systems
Integration with Government Systems
• E-invoicing platforms connect with government portals for quick validation.
• Governments get real-time transaction data for timely tax assessments.
• The government system generates and stores the IRN and QR Code for authenticity.
Advantages for Businesses
Advantages for Businesses
• Reduces the chances of mistakes in tax calculations.
• Saves time, cuts costs, and promotes sustainability by removing paper.
• Easier audits due to digital records and real-time tax reporting.
• Faster approval and clearance of invoices.
E-Invoicing Process
E-Invoicing Process
• The business generates an electronic invoice through its system.
• The invoice is sent to a government platform for validation.
• Once validated, the government approves or rejects the invoice.
• Approved invoice is sent to the buyer and stakeholders, and recorded for taxation.
Government Benefits
Government Benefits
• Governments can instantly access transaction data, enhancing oversight.
• E-invoicing tracks every invoice, preventing transaction underreporting.
• Real-time processing helps the government track tax liabilities and ensure compliance.
• Governments use data for better policymaking, planning, and monitoring.
Challenges and Considerations
Challenges and Considerations
• Both businesses and governments need the right infrastructure for E-invoicing.
• Small businesses may struggle with new invoicing systems, needing training and software investment.
• Securing sensitive data is crucial as e-invoicing systems handle transactional information.