Invoice & Payment Compliance

Miss the 45-day payment window on a Micro or Small enterprise invoice, and it’s not just a late payment, it’s an expense you can’t deduct this year at all.

MSME Invoice & Payment Compliance

Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act ties a real tax consequence to how fast you pay Micro and Small suppliers. Under Section 15 of the MSMED Act, you owe payment within 45 days if there’s a written agreement, or 15 days if there isn’t one. Miss that window, and the expense doesn’t just sit there waiting, it gets disallowed for the year entirely, deductible only in whichever future year you actually make the payment. That’s a full year’s deduction pushed out, not a minor timing quirk, and it applies regardless of your own business size, any buyer owes this to a registered Micro or Small supplier.

Invoice & Payment Compliance

Why Your Vendor Master Matters More Than You'd Think

This obligation only attaches to suppliers who are actually Udyam-registered as Micro or Small enterprises, Medium enterprises aren’t covered by it. Which means the first real compliance task isn’t tracking payment dates, it’s knowing which of your vendors are covered in the first place. A vendor master that hasn’t been checked against Udyam registration status is the single most common reason this gets missed, disallowances show up at year-end audit for invoices nobody realised were even in scope.

The Interest You Owe on Top

Late payment carries its own cost beyond the tax disallowance. Section 16 of the MSMED Act sets interest at three times the RBI’s notified bank rate, compounded monthly, running from the day after the due date until you actually pay. That interest isn’t deductible either, and it keeps compounding for as long as the invoice stays open.

What We Help With

  • Reviewing your vendor master against Udyam registration status, so you know exactly which invoices carry this exposure
  • Building invoice ageing reports that flag approaching 45-day (or 15-day) deadlines before they become disallowances
  • Reconciling TDS positions alongside MSME payment tracking, since both draw on the same vendor and invoice data
  • Quantifying disallowance exposure ahead of year-end, so it’s addressed in planning rather than discovered in audit

Why Select Us?

Our Strength Lies in Providing Real World Practical Solutions

STRICT TIMELINE

Our foremost priority is to provide instant support and ensure timely delivery so that you never miss important deadlines. We have successfully worked with highly time-sensitive clients and consistently achieved targets with precision and commitment.

MINIMUM COST

We offer highly cost-effective services that create real value for your business without adding financial burden. Our focus is on long-term partnerships, transparent pricing, and delivering practical results with complete ownership.

ONE STOP SOLUTION

Our experienced team of Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, Lawyers, and consultants provides complete financial and legal services under one roof, helping businesses save time, improve efficiency, and achieve seamless coordination.

TRUST & RELIABILITY

With over 20+ years of leadership experience, we maintain the highest ethical standards and focus on building long-term client relationships through transparency, integrity, quality service, and dependable professional support.

Frequently Asked Questions​

Discussion about problems

It entails the issuance of invoices as required by law and taxation, such as the correct details and forms.

It guarantees that transactions are reflected properly and in line with financial and tax laws.

The invoices must contain business information, tax information, invoice number, date and transaction information.

Through excellent records, adherence to tax regulations as well as regular transaction reconciliation.