- All GST-registered businesses in Singapore must use InvoiceNow e-invoicing by April 2031, with a phased rollout starting April 2028 based on annual supplies.
- New GST registrants must use InvoiceNow from April 2026; newly incorporated voluntary registrants from November 2025.
- SMEs receive free solutions, grants up to SGD 1,000, and up to 50% software cost coverage; larger businesses get grants up to SGD 5,000 for early adoption.
- InvoiceNow aims to boost productivity, reduce manual errors, improve GST compliance, and enable faster audits and payments.
- Businesses are encouraged to prepare by joining webinars and ensuring their systems are InvoiceNow-ready.
Source: regfollower.com
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