GST e-Invoice Exemption Declaration functionality is now available on e-Invoice portal
GSTN Advisory: e-Invoice Exemption Declaration Functionality Now Available
GSTN has made available e-Invoice Exemption Declaration functionality on the e-Invoice portal. This functionality is specifically designed for taxpayers who are by default enabled for e-invoicing but are exempted from implementing it under the CGST (Central Goods and Services Tax) Rules.
Salient features of this functionality are:
1. The e-Invoice Exemption Declaration functionality is voluntary and can be accessed at the e-Invoice portal ( www.einvoice.gst.gov.in ).
2. This functionality is applicable to taxpayers who are exempted from e-Invoicing as per the provisions of the CGST Rules.
3. It is important to note that any declaration made using this functionality will not change the e-Invoice enablement status of the taxpayer.
4. The responsibility to take decision vis-Ã -vis exemption with reference to various Notifications issued by the Government and report on the portal is of the person.
4. The facility to report exemption declaration is purely for business facilitation purposes.
- Refund can not be denied on the ground that it was claimed in a return filed u/s 148 – ITAT
- Distinction between religious & charitable purposes is determined by institution’s primary or dominant object
- Fit case to issue notice u/s 148 – Relevancy of material & application of mind to objections important
- AO is under an obligation to assign reasons for rejecting explanation of the assessee
- CBIC issues SoP for clearance of imported goods through Foreign Post Offices
