GST Weekly Update : 24/2023-24 (18.09.2023)
1. Advisory: Time limit for Reporting Invoices on the IRP Portal:
- It is to inform you that it has been decided by the Government to impose a time limit on reporting old invoices on the e-invoice IRP portals for taxpayers with AATO greater than 100 crores.
- To ensure timely compliance, taxpayers in this category will not be allowed to report invoices older than 30 days on the date of reporting.
- Please note that this restriction will apply to the all document types (Invoices/Credit note/Debit note) for which IRN is to be generated.
- For example, if an invoice has a date of November 1, 2023, it cannot be reported after November 30, 2023. The validation built into the invoice registration portals will disallow the user from reporting the invoice after the 30 days window. Hence, it is essential for taxpayers to ensure that they report the invoice within the 30 days window provided by the new time limit.
- It is further to clarify that there will be no such reporting restriction on taxpayers with AATO less than 100 crores, as of now.
- In order to provide sufficient time for taxpayers to comply with this requirement, which may require changes to your systems, it is proposed to implement it from 1stNovember 2023 onwards.
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2. Gujarat State Finance Minister Announces Stricter Rules for GST Registration with Mandatory Police Verification:
The Gujarat State Finance Minister Kanubhai Desai has announced strengthening the rules for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration due to an increase in the individuals engaged in fake billing for claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) claims. The Finance Minister mentioned that the GST registration will have a mandatory police verification as followed in the Passport verification mechanism before the House on the first day of the Monsoon Session. The government has chosen to introduce a mechanism in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration process that bears similarities to the procedure followed for obtaining a passport. This mechanism includes a mandatory step of police verification for applicants. The primary aim behind this decision is to address the rising issue of fraudulent invoicing within the GST system.
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3. E invoice update:2-Factor Authentication for all taxpayers with AATO above Rs.20 Cr is mandatory from November 01, 2023:
The GST e-invoice system issued an Update on September 11, 2023, mandating 2-Factor Authentication for all taxpayers with Aggregate Annual Turnover (“AATO”) exceeding Rs.20 Cr, effective from November 1, 2023.
4. Important GST E-Way Bill Update: New HSN Code requirements effective from October 1, 2023:
- The GST E-way bill system has issued an Update dated September 05, 2023stating that, As per the Notification No. 78/2020 dated October 15, 2020, the taxpayers, having Aggregate Annual Turn Over (“AATO”) above Rs.5 Crore, shall use atleast 6 digit HSN code in the e-Invoices and e-Waybills and other taxpayers shall use atleast 4 digit HSN code in E-Invoices and E-Way Bills.
- Most of the tax payers are already following this, Other tax payers are requested to adapt to the change and comply by the due date. This will be made Mandatory from October 01, 2023 in e-Waybill and e-Invoice Systems.
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5. Resolution for Common Errors of HSN & GST no of recipient for the generation of E Invoice:
|
Error Code |
Error Message |
Reason for Error |
Resolution |
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2150 |
Duplicate IRN |
Attempting to register a document again which is already registered and IRN is generated. |
Don’t fire the same request simultaneously. This results in one request giving the error as ‘Duplicate IRN request’. Best way to avoid firing of IRN requestrepeatedly for the same request, is update in your system with IRN number when the response comes back. Next time check the IRN, if it is not there, then fire for IRN. |
|
2172 |
For intra state transaction IGST amounts is not applicable for item – {0} and Sl. No {1} , only CGST and SGST amounts are applicable. |
IGST amount is being passed for Intra State transaction where as CGST and SGST are applicable. |
Please check the applicable taxes for current transaction. If the State code of Point of Supply (POS) of recipient is same is state code of Supplier, then CSGT and SGST applies. However, under exception circumstances as per rule if IGST is applicable for intrastate transaction, then pass the ‘IGST_on_IntraState_Supply’ flag as ‘Y’ with IGST value so that system can process your request. |
|
2176 |
Invalid HSN code(s)-{0} |
Wrong HSN code is being passed |
Pl check the HSN code being passed and Cross-check the correctness of HSN code on e-invoice portal. Still, if you feel it is correct, then please send the details to the helpdesk for verification at e-invoice system side. |
|
2182 |
Taxable value of all items must be equal to total taxable value. |
Sum of taxable amounts of all items should be equal to invoice level taxable amount. |
Please check the request payload for the taxable value validation.
|
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2189 |
Invalid total Invoice Value |
Invoice level total value has not been calculated as per the passed values. |
Invoice level total value is equal to totals of all the total item value plus other charges minus discount with tolerance limit of +/- One.
|
|
2193 |
AssAmt value should be equal to (TotAmt – Discount) for HSN – {0} and Sl. No {1} |
Incorrect assessable amount is passed for the specified item. |
For the specific item, assessable amount should be arrived at by deducting discount from total amount. |
|
2194 |
Invalid total item value for HSN – {0} and Sl. No {1}. |
Total item value passed is incorrect. |
Total item value should be sum of assessable value, all tax and cess values, other charges with tolerance limit of +/- One. Please refer to the validations in the portal. |
|
2211 |
Supplier and recipient GSTIN should not be the same. |
Same GSTIN has been passed for Supplier and Buyer GSTIN. |
Self generated Invoice are not allowed for e-invoice generation. |
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2212 |
The recipient GSTIN cannot be URP for supply type {0}. |
Un Registered Person (URP) is passed wrongly for B2B type of transaction. |
For this type of transaction, actual GSTIN needs to be passed. |
|
2227 |
SGST and CGST Amounts should be equal for HSN – {0} and and Sl. No {1} |
For the specified item, CGST and SGST amounts are not equal |
CGST and SGST amounts should be same for the specified item. |
|
2233 |
Duplicate SI nos are not allowed in items. |
Duplicate serial number for the items has been sent in the item list. |
The serial number of the items in the item list should be unique in an invoice. |
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2234 |
Invalid SGST and CGST Amounts for HSN – {0} and Sl. No {1}. |
Wrong SGST and CGST amounts are passed for the specified item in the item list. |
Correct values for the SGST and CGST amounts have to be passed. |
|
2235 |
IGST amount given with HSN -{0} and Sl. No {1} is Invalid. |
Wrong IGST amount is passed for the specified item in the item list. |
Correct values for the SGST and CGST amounts have to be passed. |
|
2240 |
Invalid GST rate for HSN -{0} and Sl. No {1}. |
Wrong GST rate is passed for the specified item in the item list. |
Correct value for the GST rate has to be passed. |
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2244 |
Recipient pincode is mandatory for transaction -{0} |
Recipient PIN code is missing for the specified transaction type. |
For the specified type of transaction, PIN code is mandatory under Recipient details. |
|
2265 |
Recipient GSTIN state code should be same as the sate code passed in recipient details. |
The state code passed and first two digits of the GSTIN passed in the Recipient details do not match. |
In the Recipient details, first two digits of the GSTIN should match the state code passed. |
|
2275 |
Recipient PIN code should be 999999 for direct export. |
PIN code under Recipient Details has been passed as other than 999999 for specified type of transactions. |
999999 as PIN code should be passed under Recipient Details for specified type of transactions. |
|
3028 |
GSTIN is not present in invoice system |
Recipient GSTIN is invalid or does not exist in e-invoice system |
Check the correctness of the GSTIN. If you are sure that it is valid, Pl use the ‘Sync GSTIN from GST CP’ API to get it pulled from the GST Portal. If it is available in GST portal, it will return you with the details. If you get the details, then you can re-fire your request to generate the IRN. If you are not able to verify through API, you can go to einvocie1.gst.gov.in portal and use the ‘Tax Payer / GSTIN’ option in search menu to check the status manually from GST Portal and use ‘Update’ button to get it updated from GST Common Portal. If you are satisfied with result, you can re-fire the request. |
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3029 |
GSTIN is not active |
GSTIN is inactive or cancelled by department or tax payer. |
Check the correctness of the GSTIN and its status. If you are sure that it is active, Pl use the ‘Sync GSTIN from GST CP’ API to get it verified from the GST Portal. If it is active at GST portal, it will return you with the new status. If you get the status as ‘Active’, then you can re-fire your request to generate the IRN. If you are not able to verify through API, you can go to einvocie1.gst.gov.in portal and use the ‘Tax Payer / GSTIN’ option in search menu to check the status manually from GST Portal and use ‘Update’ button to get it updated from GST Common Portal, if required. If you are satisfied with result, you can re-fire the request. |
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The author of above article is CA Vipul Khandar and can be reached at [email protected].
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