Govt. has made changes in the provisions of E-invoicing wherein a registered person having aggregate turnover in ‘any’ preceding financial year from 2017-18 onwards exceeding Rs. 500 crores shall be required to comply with E-invoicing provisions. Further, exports invoices would also be subject to this compliance.
Source: taxmann.com
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