GST Invoice Formatter

Format and calculate a basic GST invoice breakdown with CGST, SGST, and IGST components.

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Description Qty Rate (₹) Tax % Amount
verified Reviewed: Jul 28, 2026
update Updated: Jul 28, 2026
commit v2.0.0
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lightbulb When to use this tool

  • check_circle Generating a GST-compliant tax invoice for a B2B client who will claim Input Tax Credit.
  • check_circle Creating invoices with correct CGST/SGST vs IGST determination based on place of supply.
  • check_circle Formatting invoices with HSN/SAC codes that are required at different turnover thresholds.
  • check_circle Ensuring invoices meet all mandatory fields under CGST Rule 46 before sending to clients.

Why use our tool?

CGST/SGST vs IGST Auto-Determination

HSN/SAC Code Field with Validation

Amount in Words Auto-Generated

How it works

1

Enter supplier details: legal name, GSTIN, address, state.

2

Enter recipient details: GSTIN (for B2B), address, state.

3

Add line items: description, HSN/SAC code, quantity, unit, rate, GST rate.

4

The CGST/SGST or IGST split auto-calculates based on states.

5

Add bank details for payment.

6

Click 'Generate Invoice' and download as PDF.

Examples

science B2B Service Invoice (Intra-State)

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the mandatory fields on a GST Tax Invoice? expand_more
Under Rule 46 of the CGST Rules, 2017, a Tax Invoice must contain: (1) Invoice number and date, (2) Supplier's name, address, GSTIN, (3) Recipient's name, address, GSTIN (for B2B), (4) Place of supply, (5) HSN/SAC code for each item, (6) Description of goods/services, (7) Quantity and unit, (8) Total value, (9) Taxable value after discounts, (10) Applicable GST rate(s), (11) CGST/SGST or IGST amount, (12) Total invoice value in figures and words, (13) Signature or digital signature.
When should I charge CGST+SGST vs IGST? expand_more
The rule is based on the 'place of supply'. For services, the place of supply is generally the location of the recipient. If supplier state = recipient state (intra-state supply): charge CGST + SGST (each at half the GST rate). If supplier state ≠ recipient state (inter-state supply): charge IGST (at the full GST rate). For example: a Mumbai supplier invoicing a Delhi client should charge 18% IGST, not 9% CGST + 9% SGST.

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