From November 2025, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) will require GST-registered businesses to adopt InvoiceNow’s services for tax administration. The initiative aims to help businesses improve efficiency in tax compliance by streamlining the process and reducing data preparation efforts for IRAS submissions.
From November 2025, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore will require GST -registered businesses to adopt InvoiceNow’s services for tax administration.
Newly incorporated businesses will be given a year of free access to InvoiceNow to transmit invoice data directly to IRAS, with voluntary early adoption starting in May 2025.
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