GSTN Releases FAQ on Changes in Invoice Management System (IMS):

GSTN introduces FAQs on revamped Invoice Management System, detailing ITC and supplier liability changes from October 2025.
GSTN Simplifies IMS Changes For Taxpayers

GSTN Releases FAQ on Changes in Invoice Management System (IMS)
The Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) releases an FAQ on New Changes in the Invoice Management System (IMS), effective from the October 2025 Tax Period. These FAQs provide clarity on several important topics, such as what the new changes being introduced in IMS, Till what date can Credit Notes and other specified records can be kept pending and most importantly, the action taken on IMS and the impact on R2B ITC Credit and Impact on supplier GSTR 3B liability.
These FAQs are important for taxpayers because these FAQs provides all essential information related to new changes in the Invoice Management System.
For complete information refer to the official pdf of FAQs-
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