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Rule 46Required invoice particulars
₹5 crore+Current general e-invoice AATO threshold*
30 daysIRP reporting window for ₹10 crore+ AATO*
No submissionLocal preview and exports only

*Thresholds and operational rules are time-sensitive and subject to exemptions. Confirm current status on GSTN/IRP before use.

Document setup

Invoice and supply details

All GST reports in INR
Supplier

Seller details

Recipient

Buyer, billing and delivery

Registered buyer
Business references

Order, payment and logistics

Common ERP fields
Goods and services

Invoice line items

Choose the GST rate only after confirming the correct HSN/SAC classification and current notification. Values entered in USD are converted to INR before GST is calculated.

DescriptionHSN/SACItem / SKUBatch / serialExpiry / warrantyTypeQtyUQCUnit priceDiscountOther chargeGST %Cess %Taxable INRCGSTSGST/UTGSTIGSTCessTotal INR
Reconciliation

Totals and adjustments

IRP information

E-invoice status

Never self-generate an IRN
This application cannot register an e-invoice or create a GSTN-signed QR code. Enter IRN and acknowledgement details only if received from an authorised Invoice Registration Portal.

India GST tax invoice requirements

Rule 46 generally requires the supplier’s identity and GSTIN, a financial-year-unique serial number, issue date, recipient particulars, HSN/SAC, description, quantity for goods, value and taxable value, tax rate and tax amount, place of supply for inter-state supplies, different delivery address where relevant, reverse-charge status, and prescribed authentication. There is no single compulsory visual format; the required particulars and applicable special rules matter.

CGST and SGST/UTGST

Normally used for an intra-state supply. The selected GST rate is divided equally between the central and state/UT components.

IGST

Normally used for inter-state supplies and for export/SEZ supplies where integrated tax is paid. Place-of-supply analysis can be complex.

Bill of Supply

Generally used for exempt supplies or by a composition taxpayer where tax is not collected on the document. Confirm which document applies to mixed supplies.

Foreign currency

USD may be shown as an additional transaction currency, but GST reporting and the tax calculation require INR values using the applicable Rule 34 exchange-rate approach.

Fields commonly needed across Indian industries

Large businesses commonly capture more than the legal minimum because procurement, ERP, audit, logistics, payment, warranty, batch, and project workflows differ. This tool therefore includes PO and contract references, payment terms, delivery details, bank references, transporter, vehicle and e-Way Bill references, export details, HSN/SAC and IRP acknowledgement fields. It does not claim that every field is mandatory for every industry.

Official references and update warning

Last legal-content review: 1 September 2026. GST rates, HSN/SAC treatment, e-invoicing thresholds, exemptions, IRP validations, and reporting periods can change. Always verify current official material.