Electronic Invoices System Down: Taxpayers Told to Submit Paper Invoices
The 'Electronic Invoices' system has been experiencing intermittent unavailability since October 1, as work on its servers remains incomplete. During these periods, taxpayers are advised to submit invoices and waybills on paper.
The Public Accounts Committee, in its report on the 'Electronic Invoice Templates' system, highlighted the ongoing issues with the 'Electronic Invoices' servers. The system's unavailability has led to a temporary shift back to paper submissions.
Taxpayers are urged to submit accompanying waybills for goods issued on paper within three working days from October 3. Similarly, invoices issued on paper must be submitted within 15 calendar days from October 3. To accommodate the system's unavailability, no penalties will be applied for paper submissions during this period.
The 'Electronic Invoices' system's servers are currently under maintenance, leading to occasional unavailability. Taxpayers are reminded to submit invoices and waybills on paper during these periods, adhering to the specified deadlines. No penalties will be imposed for paper submissions during the system's downtime.
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