E-Invoice Eligibility Checker
Check if your business needs to generate e-invoices under GST. Instantly know your compliance status based on current threshold rules.
Check Your E-Invoice Requirement
Enter total turnover including all GSTINs. Example: 5 crore = 5,00,00,000
E-Invoice Not Required
Note: E-invoicing may become mandatory if your turnover exceeds ₹5 crore in any subsequent financial year. Keep tracking your turnover.
E-Invoice is Mandatory
30-Day Reporting Rule Applies
Since your turnover exceeds ₹10 crore, you must report e-invoices to IRP within 30 days of invoice date (effective from April 2025).
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Note: Exemption applies regardless of turnover. However, you should still maintain proper GST invoices and comply with other GST requirements.
E-Invoice Threshold Timeline
How the threshold has reduced over time
October 2020
E-invoicing introduced for large businesses
January 2021
Extended to more businesses
April 2021
Further reduction
April 2022
Extended to medium businesses
October 2022
Further extended
August 2023 - Current
Current threshold for FY 2025-26
Categories Exempt from E-Invoice
These business types don't require e-invoicing regardless of turnover
Banking Companies
Including scheduled and cooperative banks
Insurance Companies
General and life insurance providers
NBFCs
Non-Banking Financial Companies
Goods Transport Agency
GTA services for goods transportation
SEZ Units
For supplies to Domestic Tariff Area
Composition Scheme
Businesses under GST composition
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the e-invoice threshold limit for 2025-26?
As of FY 2025-26, e-invoicing is mandatory for businesses with aggregate annual turnover exceeding Rs. 5 crore in any preceding financial year from 2017-18 onwards. The government has progressively lowered this threshold from Rs. 500 crore in 2020 to Rs. 5 crore currently.
What is the 30-day e-invoice reporting rule?
From April 2025, businesses with turnover exceeding Rs. 10 crore must report e-invoices to the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP) within 30 days of invoice date. Failure to report within this time may result in penalties and denial of ITC to recipients.
Which businesses are exempt from e-invoicing?
The following are exempt from e-invoicing regardless of turnover: Banking companies, Insurance companies, NBFCs, Goods Transport Agencies (GTA), SEZ units (for supplies to DTA), businesses under Composition scheme, and certain notified government departments.
How does TallyPrime help with e-invoicing?
TallyPrime offers seamless e-invoice generation with one-click IRN generation, automatic QR code embedding, bulk e-invoice upload, real-time validation, and direct portal integration. It ensures compliance with all GST e-invoicing requirements without manual intervention.
What happens if I don't generate e-invoice when required?
Non-compliance with e-invoicing can result in: Invoice not being considered valid for GST purposes, denial of Input Tax Credit (ITC) to the recipient, penalties up to 100% of tax due or Rs. 10,000 (whichever is higher), and potential issues during GST audits and assessments.
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