Reporting E-invoice on IRP Portal,Commercial Invoice in GST portal, Shipping Bill on Customs webite-there is query from Customs,GST.
Which docs should be base docs?
Is there any guideline on this week circular
Jayanta Bandyopadhyay (359 Points)
27 March 2025Reporting E-invoice on IRP Portal,Commercial Invoice in GST portal, Shipping Bill on Customs webite-there is query from Customs,GST.
Which docs should be base docs?
Is there any guideline on this week circular
Dhirajlal Rambhia
(SEO Sai Gr. Hosp.)
(184449 Points)
Replied 28 March 2025
As per recent circulars from the GST Council and Customs authorities, businesses are reminded to ensure that all three documents (e-invoice, commercial invoice, and shipping bill) are consistent with each other to avoid queries or discrepancies. The guidelines emphasize:
Consistency Across Documents: The details in the e-invoice must match those in the commercial invoice and shipping bill. Any mismatch can lead to queries from customs or GST authorities.
Timely Reporting: Invoices should be reported within the stipulated time frames to avoid penalties or issues during audits. The IRP does not impose a specific time window for reporting but encourages timely submissions.
Documentation Standards: All invoices must adhere to the formats prescribed under GST rules, ensuring that all mandatory fields are filled correctly.
Ensure that your e-invoice serves as the basis for both your commercial invoice and shipping bill. Consistency across these documents is crucial for compliance with GST and customs regulations.