GST Invoicing is a vital part of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance process. It refers to the proper creation of invoices for goods and services that are subject to GST. At STARTUP INDIA, we help businesses create GST-compliant invoices that ensure accuracy, reduce errors, and prevent future issues with tax authorities.
What is GST Invoicing?
GST invoicing refers to the preparation of invoices that comply with GST regulations. These invoices must meet specific requirements outlined under the GST law to ensure that both buyers and sellers can claim input tax credit (ITC) and the government can track transactions for taxation purposes.
Key Elements of GST-Compliant Invoice
GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number)
GSTIN of both the supplier and the recipient.
Invoice Number
A unique sequential number to identify the invoice.
Date of Issue
The date the invoice is issued.
Supplier’s Name and Address
Complete details of the supplier, including name, address, and GSTIN.
Recipient’s Name and Address
Complete details of the buyer or recipient, including name, address, and GSTIN (if registered).
Description of Goods or Services
Clear details of the products or services provided.
HSN/SAC Code
Harmonized System Nomenclature (HSN) code for goods and Services Accounting Code (SAC) for services.
Quantity and Price
Quantity of goods or services sold, and the unit price.
Taxable Value and GST Rate
The value of taxable supplies and the applicable GST rate (CGST, SGST, IGST).
GST Amount
The total GST amount to be paid (separated into CGST, SGST, and IGST).
Total Invoice Value
The total value of the invoice including taxes.
Basic
GST Invoicing
GST eInvoicing
eWay Bill
Input Tax Credit
GST Software for Accountants
Integrated payment gateway