Tax that works itself out
Place of supply decides intra-state CGST + SGST or inter-state IGST. Slabs are summarised at the foot of the bill by rate, with taxable value and tax collected per slab.
Compliance
Registered businesses get a full statutory tax invoice with CGST/SGST splits, HSN classification and both GSTINs. Everyone else gets a clean retail bill with no tax columns at all. One switch decides which.
| Item description | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprite 750 ml | 10 Box | 450.00 | 4,500.00 |
| Amul Butter 500 g | 6 Pkt | 265.00 | 1,590.00 |
| Tata Salt 1 kg | 24 Pcs | 28.00 | 672.00 |
What you get
The detail that decides whether it survives contact with a real counter.
Place of supply decides intra-state CGST + SGST or inter-state IGST. Slabs are summarised at the foot of the bill by rate, with taxable value and tax collected per slab.
Reverse charge marking under sections 9(3) and 9(4), vehicle number for Rule 46 road transport, E-Way bill number, transporter name and LR/RR consignment row — each one switched on only if you need it.
When goods go somewhere other than the buyer’s registered office, a separate consignee box appears beside the buyer. When they don’t, the buyer card takes the full width.
Lakh and crore, not million — spelled out on the invoice along with the tax amount in words, plus the E. & O.E. note where it belongs.
Composition dealers, unregistered traders and counter retail get a bill of supply with a single price column, MRP and instant discount. No tax complication anywhere on the page.
Declaration text, terms and conditions, footer message and the signature label are all yours to edit, and they carry onto every bill you print.
How it goes
GST invoicing or simple retail billing, on the first run.
Business details, GSTIN, logo — or hide them for pre-printed stationery.
HSN column, discount column, vehicle number, place of supply.
Every invoice from then on comes out compliant.
Get started
Start with billing and grow into the rest. Everything here is included from the first day.