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Hi @DWSally
The GST legislation (A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999) outlines the requirements for tax invoices. An invoice is a tax invoice if the supply is taxable.
Section 29-70 (1B) covers tax invoices, and states: The supplier of a taxable supply must, within 28 days after the recipient of the supply requests it, give to the recipient a tax invoice for the supply, unless it is a recipient created tax invoice.
Therefore, if a client requests an invoice, it must be provided within 28 days.
You can read Section 29-70 on our legal database.
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Hi @DWSally
The GST legislation (A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999) outlines the requirements for tax invoices. An invoice is a tax invoice if the supply is taxable.
Section 29-70 (1B) covers tax invoices, and states: The supplier of a taxable supply must, within 28 days after the recipient of the supply requests it, give to the recipient a tax invoice for the supply, unless it is a recipient created tax invoice.
Therefore, if a client requests an invoice, it must be provided within 28 days.
You can read Section 29-70 on our legal database.