An e-invoice is a digital record of a transactional exchange between a seller (supplier) and a purchaser (buyer), which goes through the government portal for validation and recordkeeping. It contains all the details of an invoice along with a Unique Identification Number (UIN), which is generated by the government system after proper verification of the core fields like Tax Identification No. (TIN), IC No., etc. and QR code, which enables online validation of the e-invoice.
An e-invoice is required if you or your employer require the receipt for tax deductions.
- Request Period:
- E-invoice requests must be made within the same month as the date of purchase.
- Requests can only be submitted starting one day after the date of purchase.
- Accuracy of Information:
- Ensure all required fields (e.g., receipt number, TIN, email) are filled in clearly and accurately.
- Double-check all details before submission to avoid errors or delays.
- Use of Receipt Without E-Invoice:
- Receipts without an e-invoice will remain valid for use until June 30, 2024.
- After this date, it will be mandatory to request an e-invoice for any transactions.
- Compliance:
- By requesting an e-invoice, you agree to comply with these terms and ensure adherence to applicable regulations.
- Changes to Terms:
- These terms are subject to change without prior notice. It is recommended to review the latest terms before making a request.
If you have questions or face issues, contact customer support for assistance.