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Invoice in INR

Bill in rupees with GST, HSN codes, IFSC details and lakh formatting.

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The INR builder produces a GST tax invoice with both GSTINs, HSN or SAC codes per line, the CGST/SGST or IGST split decided by the place of supply, lakh-and-crore grouping, and the total written out in words.

What it does
Builds an invoice priced in INR
You give it
Both GSTINs, HSN codes and the place of supply
You get back
A compliant Indian tax invoice
Best for
GST-registered Indian businesses
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About the Invoice in INR

An Indian tax invoice is one of the most prescribed documents in the world, and most of the prescription is about tax. The rate splits into CGST plus SGST within a state and becomes a single IGST across state lines, every line needs an HSN code for goods or a SAC code for services, both parties’ GSTINs must appear, and the place of supply has to be stated because it is what decides the split.

The presentation is specific too. Amounts are grouped in the Indian system — 12,34,567 rather than 1,234,567 — and the total is expected in words, in lakh and crore, on the face of the invoice. A signature or digital signature is required, and invoice numbers must be consecutive and unique within a financial year.

Payment is by NEFT, RTGS or IMPS, which need the account number and an eleven-character IFSC code, or by UPI, which needs only a VPA and which now carries more transactions than every other rail combined.

Key features of the Invoice in INR

CGST/SGST or IGST

One switch, decided by whether the place of supply is in-state.

HSN and SAC per line

Goods and services codes in their own column.

Lakh and crore grouping

12,34,567 — how an Indian invoice is actually read.

Amount in words

In the Indian scale, on the face of the invoice.

IFSC and UPI

NEFT and RTGS details, plus a UPI ID for instant payment.

How to use the Invoice in INR

  1. 1

    Enter both GSTINs

    Yours and the customer’s. The first two digits are the state code.

  2. 2

    Choose CGST+SGST or IGST

    Within a state the rate halves into two lines; across states it is one IGST line.

  3. 3

    Add HSN or SAC codes

    HSN for goods, SAC for services, line by line.

  4. 4

    State the place of supply

    It decides the split, so it belongs on the document.

  5. 5

    Give IFSC and UPI details

    Account number and IFSC for NEFT or RTGS, and a UPI ID for anything smaller.

Frequently asked questions

When the place of supply is in a different state or union territory from the supplier, and for imports and exports. Within one state the same total is split into CGST and SGST at half the rate each.

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