Are you ready for GST InvoiceNow?
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has announced that businesses applying for voluntary GST registration will need to use an InvoiceNow-ready solution to send invoice data to IRAS through the InvoiceNow network. There are also plans to progressively extend this requirement to other GST registered businesses.
InvoiceNow is a nationwide e-invoicing initiative that facilitates the direct transmission of invoice data in a structured digital format from the finance system of the supplier to the finance system of the customer based on the open standard Peppol network.
This network allows businesses to send and receive invoices digitally, facilitating smoother and faster transactions without any manual paperwork. However, in order to start transmitting e-invoices, the business must first be connected to the InvoiceNow network via an Access Point (AP) provider accredited by the InfoComm Media Development Authority (IMDA).
The GST InvoiceNow requirement refers to the transmission of prescribed invoice data, referred to as Mandatory Data Elements (MDEs) to IRAS.
Under the GST InvoiceNow requirement, affected businesses will be required transmit a copy of their invoice data to the IRAS in addition to the current arrangement of transmitting the invoice data between suppliers and customers.
IRAS has announced that businesses applying for voluntary GST registration will need to use an InvoiceNow-ready solution to send invoice data to IRAS through the InvoiceNow network. There are also plans to progressively extend this requirement to other GST registered businesses.
Enable seamless, IRAS compliant invoicing across partners using Peppol formats for consistency and tax alignment.
Invoices are transmitted securely through the Peppol network with tamper-proof, traceable records that minimise the risk of data loss, and unauthorised changes ensuring audit-ready documentation.
Digital invoices are easy to manage, support faster GST audits and refund, and promote paperless operations.
Automate invoices delivery into buyer systems to reduce manual work and speed up processing.
Your roadmap to seamless implementation of GST InvoiceNow​.
​We’re here to help you navigate the GST InvoiceNow requirement with confidence. To ensure a smooth transition, our approach is structured into two key phases.
​Explore each phase and evaluate your data integration options for GST InvoiceNow.​
As a first step in preparing for the GST InvoiceNow requirement, we recommend conducting a comprehensive impact assessment. This assessment is designed to help you evaluate your current state and define a clear, actionable path to compliance.​
​The purpose of this impact assessment is to:​
​Led by a multidisciplinary team of Tax and Technology professionals, we bring deep experience across industries. Our approach is collaborative, structured, and tailored to the unique needs of your industry. We work closely with your internal stakeholders to assess your current GST invoicing landscape.​
​We evaluate your readiness for GST InvoiceNow across three key dimensions: data, processes and systems. Based on our findings, we identify any gaps or inefficiencies and provide actionable, tailored recommendations to help you meet the GST InvoiceNow requirements, covering both compliance and technology enablement.​
This option links up your Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) with the Access Point.​
It is recommended for companies whose ERP systems are Access Points and support direct integration with InvoiceNow (e.g. SAP/Oracle).​
This option uses a middleware to connect to Access Provider.​
It is recommended for companies whose ERP systems are not IMDA-accredited Access Points, and require external integrations to connect to InvoiceNow.​
PwC provides an in-house e-Invoicing tool for businesses opting for middleware integration. PwC is a certified Peppol Service Provider and is in the final stages of IMDA accreditation. Our solution enables secure and seamless electronic invoice exchange via the InvoiceNow network.
​Built on Peppol standards, it ensures interoperability and reliability across systems. Additionally, businesses can submit invoice data directly to IRAS, supporting regulatory compliance with minimal effort.​
Supports both direct upload via the InvoiceNow network and direct system integration to enable automation. Our solution is designed to handle multiple input sources.​
Simple integration process allows businesses to get started within a month.​​
Our PwC e-Invoicing tool is developed by PwC Hungary, has been rolled out to 500+ entities across 5 countries, that supports high-volume transmission​.
We combine global expertise with local relevance through a multidisciplinary team of tax, finance, and IT professionals, including 36,500+ tax services professionals and 100,000 technologist to deliver fit-for-purpose solutions.​
We ensure that all features offered through PwC’s e-Invoicing tool are aligned with regulatory requirements:​
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