My goods are arriving in Singapore soon and the importer has already paid the supplier for the goods. However, the importer has just received a revised invoice from the supplier and the price has been increased. Which invoice should be used for GST declaration?

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If the price on the revised invoice is the actual price paid or payable for the goods when sold for export to Singapore, the said price must be used for permit application and GST payment.

My goods are arriving in Singapore soon and the importer has already paid the supplier for the goods. However, the importer has just received a revised invoice from the supplier and the price has been increased. Which invoice should be used for GST declaration?

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