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GST InvoiceNow Implementation Date Checker

Estimate the published GST InvoiceNow phase that may apply to a Singapore business. The result uses the current IRAS 2025–2031 rollout rules, including the published exclusions and supply bands for existing GST-registered businesses. It does not decide legal or tax applicability and does not ask for a company name, UEN, tax identifier or exact revenue. Confirm every result with IRAS and its official implementation-date calculator.

Decision flow

Check the published implementation phase

This tool is a general implementation-date guide based on published IRAS rules. It is not tax or legal advice. Confirm your date with IRAS and the official GST InvoiceNow Implementation Date Calculator.

No company name, UEN, tax ID or exact financial amount is requested or stored by this checker.

Your result

Answer the short decision flow.

The checker maps your selections to the currently published IRAS phases. Ambiguous cases are sent back to the official source.

Published IRAS phases

The requirement does not have one universal deadline.

Implementation datePublished phase
1 Nov 2025Companies voluntarily registering for GST within 6 months of incorporation
1 Apr 2026Businesses applying for voluntary GST registration on or after this date
1 Apr 2028New compulsory GST registrants and existing GST businesses with total annual supplies ≤ S$200,000
1 Apr 2029Existing GST businesses with total annual supplies ≤ S$1,000,000
1 Apr 2030Existing GST businesses with total annual supplies ≤ S$4,000,000
1 Apr 2031Existing GST businesses with total annual supplies > S$4,000,000

For existing GST-registered businesses, IRAS defines total annual supplies using prescribed accounting periods ending in calendar year 2025. Use the official definition and notification rather than substituting another revenue measure.

Published exclusions

The checker separates excluded and ambiguous cases.

Overseas entities / OVR

IRAS lists overseas entities, including Overseas Vendor Registration pay-only and full-regime businesses, as excluded.

Wholly Reverse Charge

IRAS lists businesses liable to register for GST wholly due to the Reverse Charge regime as excluded.

Where selections do not cleanly map to a published phase, the checker returns “Confirm with IRAS” instead of guessing.

Beyond the date

Your date is only one part of readiness.

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