If your business is GST registered, you must issue GST invoices to your customers for the sale of goods and services. Your GST-registered vendors will issue you purchase invoices that are GST-compliant. The invoice lists the parties involved in the transaction as well as a description of the goods or services provided.
Due to the importance of the invoice in obtaining GST credit, an incorrect invoice may obstruct the process. As a result, getting the correct GST invoice as a buyer and issuing a GST invoice as a seller or supplier is critical.
A GST invoice is a business document issued by a seller or supplier to the recipient or buyer of goods and services. A document like this lists the names of the parties involved as well as the specifics of the goods or services provided in a transaction.
To charge the tax and pass on the input tax credit, a tax invoice is usually issued. The following fields are required on a GST invoice:
Invoice number and date
1. Customer name
2. Shipping and billing address
3. Customer and taxpayer’s GSTIN (if registered)**
4. Place of supply
5. HSN code/ SAC code
6. Item details i.e. description, quantity (number), unit (meter, kg etc.), total value
7. Taxable value and discounts
8. Rate and amount of taxes i.e. CGST/ SGST/ IGST
11. Whether GST is payable on a reverse charge basis
12. Signature of the supplier
If the recipient is not registered AND the value is more than Rs. 50,000 then the invoice should carry:
1. Name and address of the recipient,
2. address of delivery,
3. state name and state code
If your business is GST registered, you must issue GST-compliant invoices to your customers for the sale of goods and/or services.
Your GST-registered vendors will issue you purchase invoices that are GST-compliant.
Goods( Normal Case): On or before the date of removal/Delivery
Goods (Continuous Supply): On or before the date of issue of account statement/ Payments.
Service(General Case): Within 30 Days of supply services.
Services (Banks and NBFC): within 45 Days of supply services.
1. For goods: 3 copies
2. For services: 2 copies
Yes. we can make changes to invoices that were issued before the introduction of GST. Before receiving a permanent registration certificate under the GST regime, all dealers must apply for provisional registration. This applies to all invoices issued between the implementation of GST and the issuance of your registration certificate.
As a dealer, you must issue a revised invoice to replace any previously issued invoices. The revised invoice must be issued within one month of the registration certificate being issued.
The government has relaxed the invoice format issued by the supplier in some cases, such as banking and passenger transportation.
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