2nd March 2022 , 3.00 PM

What are the expected changes for the small businesses?

Never had we thought that the physical invoice copy can be done away with.

However, with the introduction of E-invoicing, this not only seems a possibility but a phenomenon that is soon going to happen. It is not only a technology change but also a process change.

The invoice data needs to be sent to the Government portal (Invoice Registration Portal-IRP), obtain Invoice Registration Number (IRN) and store it back in your system. The invoice generated needs to have signed QR Code on it.

In this webinar, we’ll look at e-invoicing as a starting point for the long journey which business entities need to undertake.
The far-reaching impact can be felt in the downstream activities such as the auto-population of e-invoice into GSTR-1, returns filing and reconciliation..

E-Invoicing is going to affect ITC reconciliation, E-Way Bill generation and vendor communication radically. Companies need to think the overall strategy instead of a one-time patch up.

Under the light of these changes, we are conducting a webinar with eminent GST Expert, CA Vaishali Dedhia on March 19th, 2021 at 11.00 a.m.

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The session will cover:

New Updates and Notifications
E-Invoicing – Concept, Applicability and Exemptions
Types of Documents Covered under E-Invoicing – Invoice, Debit Note, Credit Note, Bill of Supply, Delivery Challan etc
E-Invoicing for Diferent types of Transactions -B2B and B2C transactions, Exports, SEZ and RCM
Impact of E-Invoicing rules and compliance on internal systems and processes
Sample E-Invoice Content- IRN and QR Code
IRIS Onyx – An integrated and comprehensive solution for e-invoicing
Multiple Ways of E-Invoice Integration
Q & A

Webinar Speaker

Vaishali Dedhia

Vaishali Dedhia, a Chartered Accountant, has been working with IRIS for over 7 years and is currently the lead Functional Analyst and Subject Matter Expert for IRIS’ GST offerings. She has also been assisting the clients in return filing related queries. Prior to GST, she was involved in compliance and data analysis for the US markets. In her leisure time, Vaishali likes reading novels, listening music and hanging around with friends, family.