India Lowers E-invoicing Threshold to INR 50 Million

Stay compliant with India's new e-invoicing threshold of Rs. 5 Crore. Learn about the impact and prepare your business with Fonoa's solutions.

Naina Himatsinghka
Naina Himatsinghka
Tax Researcher
Published
Jun 6, 2023
Last update
May 12, 2025
India Lowers E-invoicing Threshold to INR 50 MillionIndia Lowers E-invoicing Threshold to INR 50 Million

The Ministry of Finance, through Notification No. 10/2023, has reduced the threshold for mandatory e-invoicing to Rs. 5 Crore. GST-registered individuals with turnover above this limit in any financial year from 2017-18 are required to generate e-invoices.

Timeline

The new threshold is applicable from August 1, 2023, for all tax invoices and debit/credit notes issued to registered persons, including export transactions.

Impact

Businesses newly included in the e-invoicing requirement need to prepare, implement, and test their setup before the new threshold comes becomes effective. The GSTN has provided a sandbox environment for businesses to test their e-invoicing setup.

Due to the higher transaction volumes within the INR 50 million annual turnover category, which encompasses a considerable number of taxpayers, there are increased compliance challenges. Emphasizing the importance of adherence to the e-invoicing requirement, failure to generate e-invoices by small vendors can result in the loss of input tax credits or delays in claims for their partners.

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Naina Himatsinghka

Naina Himatsinghka

Tax Researcher

Tax Researcher at Fonoa, New Delhi. Former Tax Manager at Uber for India and South Asia. Excited to automate complex tax laws.

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