GST invoice guide

GST invoice format in India: what a tax invoice must contain

A quick guide to the fields a GST tax invoice needs, and how to make one in RasidPro.

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What you get

Supplier details

Your business name, address and GSTIN.

Invoice number and date

A unique serial number for the financial year, up to 16 characters, and the date of issue.

Customer details

Name and address of the recipient, and their GSTIN if they are registered.

Item details

Description, HSN code for goods or SAC for services, quantity and unit.

Value and tax

Taxable value after discount, tax rate, and the CGST and SGST or IGST amount.

Place of supply and signature

The state of supply where it differs from the recipient location, whether reverse charge applies, and a signature or digital signature.

How it works

1

Create a free account

Start with receipts on the Free plan.

2

Switch on GST

On the Growth plan or above, add your GSTIN, state and tax rates in Settings.

3

Make the tax invoice

Add items with HSN and GST rate. CGST/SGST or IGST is worked out for you.

4

Share or download

Send it on WhatsApp or save it as a PDF.

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Frequently asked questions

Is HSN code mandatory on every invoice?

It depends on your turnover and whether the sale is to a business. Please check the current rule for your turnover with your accountant.

When do I charge IGST instead of CGST and SGST?

IGST applies when goods or services move between two states. Within the same state you charge CGST and SGST.

Is this legal advice?

No. This is general information. Please confirm the details for your business with a chartered accountant.

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General information only, not tax or legal advice. Rules can change, so confirm with your accountant.