E-invoicing under goods and services tax (GST), overcoming early hiccups, picked up pace right in the second month of its roll-out, with bill generation posting 17 per cent growth in November over the previous month. This paves the way for the second phase of e-invoicing, which is to make it mandatory for entities with a turnover of Rs 100 crore and more from January 1 and the rest from April 1 for business-to-business transactions.
The e-invoicing system is now mandatory for entities with a turnover of Rs 500 crore and more. About 56 million invoice reference numbers (IRNs), or e-invoices, were