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GST reconciliation functions available as APIs

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GSTR 1

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GSTR 3B

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Insert sales data API

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View return status

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GSTR 2A

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GSTR 9

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Insert purchase data API

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Track return status

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Frequently Asked Questions

In the context of e-invoicing, an Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of protocols and tools that allow different software applications to communicate with each other. Specifically, in e-invoice generation, APIs enable taxpayers or their Goods and Services Tax Suvidha Providers (GSPs) to interact seamlessly with the e-invoice system.

If a company fails to generate an e-invoice for a taxable supply, a penalty is imposed. This penalty amounts to the greater of either 100% of the tax due on the supply or Rs. 10,000.

The time limit for generating e-invoices is 30 days from the invoice date. This was extended from an initial 7-day limit, following a three-month deferral by the government. Currently, this regulation applies to select notified taxpayers.

E-Invoicing offers several benefits, including simplified one-time reporting of B2B invoices, which minimizes the need for multiple format reporting. It facilitates the readiness of most data for form GSTR-1 filing and eases the generation of e-way bills using e-Invoice data. This system significantly reduces the need for data reconciliation between the books and GST returns. It enables real-time tracking of supplier invoices, ensuring faster availability of input tax credit and minimizing verification issues. E-Invoicing enhances the management and automation of the tax-filing process, reduces frauds due to real-time data access by tax authorities, and prevents the generation of fake GST invoices

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