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GST InvoiceNow Transition Grants and Free InvoiceNow Solution Package (InvoiceNow Grants)

Administered byInfocomm Media Development Authority logoInland Revenue Authority of Singapore logo· Last verified 23 Oct 2026

Cash grants and free solution packages to help GST-registered businesses adopt GST InvoiceNow (e-invoicing to IRAS) ahead of their mandate deadline.

Support
S$1,000 cash grant for GST-registered businesses with annual supplies <= S$4m (1 Jul 2026 - 31 Mar 2030); S$5,000 cash grant for those with supplies > S$4m integrating own ERP via an Access Point (1 Jul 2026 - 31 Mar 2028); free InvoiceNow solution packages from IRSPs until 31 Mar 2031. Grants end earlier if fully claimed.
Maximum funding
S$5,000
How to apply
go.gov.sg claim forms (gstinvoicenowtransition-1k-claimform / -5k-claimform)
Apply before starting?
No

Recent changes

New grants from 1 Jul 2026 tied to the phased GST InvoiceNow mandate. An InvoiceNow Queen Bee Grant also exists for large enterprises driving B2B InvoiceNow use.

Who is eligible

  • Registered and operating in Singapore
  • GST-registered business in Singapore
  • S$1k: total supplies <= S$4m in accounting periods ending in 2025; must not have used any IRSP solution in the 3 months before; subscribe to IMDA-accredited IRSP (min 12 months paid) or integrate ERP to an accredited Access Point after 26 Feb 2026
  • S$5k: total supplies > S$4m; own ERP integrated via IMDA-accredited Access Point; project started after 26 Feb 2026 and completed within 12 months and by 31 Mar 2028
  • Must activate GST InvoiceNow and submit invoice data to IRAS

Quick eligibility check

  1. 1. Is your business GST-registered in Singapore?
  2. 2. Were your total supplies in 2025 accounting periods S$4 million or less?
  3. 3. Have you NOT used any InvoiceNow-Ready Solution in the last 3 months?
  4. 4. Did you subscribe to the solution or start integration after 26 Feb 2026?
  5. 5. Will you activate GST InvoiceNow before your mandate deadline?
  6. 6. Do you have PayNow Corporate registered to your UEN?

0 of 6 answered.

What it covers

  • IRSP subscription
  • Access Point connection / ERP integration

How to apply

  1. Subscribe to an IMDA-accredited IRSP or engage an Access Point Provider
  2. Activate GST InvoiceNow and submit invoice data to IRAS
  3. (S$5k) Submit Expression of Interest first
  4. Submit claim form
  5. Receive payout via PayNow Corporate

Claims: Claim after activation and first invoice data submission; payout by PayNow Corporate.

Documents you need

  • GST registration number
  • IRSP subscription invoice (min 12 months) or Access Point integration contract
  • Proof of GST InvoiceNow activation / invoice data submitted to IRAS
  • PayNow Corporate (UEN) details

Frequently asked questions

What is the GST InvoiceNow Transition Grants and Free InvoiceNow Solution Package?

Cash grants and free solution packages to help GST-registered businesses adopt GST InvoiceNow (e-invoicing to IRAS) ahead of their mandate deadline.

How much funding does InvoiceNow Grants give?

S$1,000 cash grant for GST-registered businesses with annual supplies <= S$4m (1 Jul 2026 - 31 Mar 2030); S$5,000 cash grant for those with supplies > S$4m integrating own ERP via an Access Point (1 Jul 2026 - 31 Mar 2028); free InvoiceNow solution packages from IRSPs until 31 Mar 2031. Grants end earlier if fully claimed.

Who is eligible for InvoiceNow Grants?

Applicants must be registered and operating in Singapore. GST-registered business in Singapore S$1k: total supplies <= S$4m in accounting periods ending in 2025; must not have used any IRSP solution in the 3 months before; subscribe to IMDA-accredited IRSP (min 12 months paid) or integrate ERP to an accredited Access Point after 26 Feb 2026 S$5k: total supplies > S$4m; own ERP integrated via IMDA-accredited Access Point; project started after 26 Feb 2026 and completed within 12 months and by 31 Mar 2028 Must activate GST InvoiceNow and submit invoice data to IRAS

How do I apply for InvoiceNow Grants?

Apply through go.gov.sg claim forms (gstinvoicenowtransition-1k-claimform / -5k-claimform).

What documents do I need for InvoiceNow Grants?

GST registration number; IRSP subscription invoice (min 12 months) or Access Point integration contract; Proof of GST InvoiceNow activation / invoice data submitted to IRAS; PayNow Corporate (UEN) details.

Sources

Information last verified on 23 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with IMDA before you apply.

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