Updated on: March 6th, 2023 3:49 PM

How do I make an invoice bill?

GST, or Goods and Services Tax, is an indirect tax levied on the supply of goods and services in India. The taxation system of GST is based on the value-added tax system, wherein taxes are collected at every stage of the production process and passed on to the consumer. To keep track of the taxes collected, businesses are required to generate GST invoices and supply these to customers. This article discusses a few things to remember while making a GST invoice bill. A business issues GST invoices to its customers for the sale and supply of goods and services. Creating an invoice bill for GST can seem daunting, but it is quite simple. The invoice bill you create will be used to track payments made to your business and for filing your GST returns.

What to remember while creating a GST invoice bill?

GST invoice is a legal document that must be issued within 30 days of the supply being made. It must contain specific details such as the GSTIN of the supplier, the GSTIN of the recipient, the date when the invoice was issued, the place of supply, and the supply details. GST invoices must also contain information about the taxes that have been applied, such as the rate of tax, the total amount payable, and the amount of GST charged. The GST invoice must also include the name and address of both the supplier and the recipient. The GST invoice must be signed and stamped by the supplier and kept as a transaction record. Businesses may also be required to issue additional documents, such as debit notes or credit notes, depending on the type of supply being made. Once you have your invoice ready with all the details included, you can print out the invoice. Make sure to keep a copy of the invoice for your records. The GST invoice should be printed on a pre-printed invoice form containing the details of the GSTIN and the business's name. It must also include a unique serial number and the name of the supplier. In conclusion, the GST invoice format is prescribed by the government to ensure that businesses are able to keep track of the taxes they collect. Businesses must ensure that the GST invoice is issed within 30 days of the supply being made and that all details such as the GSTIN, date of invoice, and the details of the supply are included in the invoice. IndiaFilings LEDGERS Accounting software can help you create GST invoices for your business easily and quickly.