GST invoice format in Excel

A tax invoice laid out with the details Indian GST rules ask for: supplier and recipient GSTIN, invoice number and date, place of supply, HSN or SAC code, quantity, rate, discount and taxable value for each line. Choose Intra-state or Inter-state once and every line splits tax into CGST and SGST, or charges IGST, at the rate you pick. Totals are rounded to the rupee with the round-off shown.

Templates

How to use these templates

  1. Enter your business name, address, GSTIN and state code, and the customer’s details and place of supply.
  2. Set Supply type: Intra-state when you and the place of supply are in the same state, Inter-state when they differ.
  3. Add each item with its HSN or SAC code, quantity, rate and any discount, and choose its GST rate from the dropdown.
  4. Write the amount in words, sign it, and save it as PDF for the customer.

Getting a GST invoice right

Frequently asked questions

Is this GST invoice format valid?

It includes the fields a tax invoice needs under the GST rules. Check it against your own requirements, especially e-invoicing if your turnover makes it mandatory.

How do I switch between CGST/SGST and IGST?

Change Supply type at the top to Inter-state. Every line then charges IGST instead of splitting the tax.

Does it write the amount in words?

Excel has no built-in function for Indian number words, so there is a cell to type it. The total is rounded to the rupee for you.

Can I use it for services?

Yes. Put the SAC code in the HSN/SAC column and leave quantity as 1 with the fee as the rate.

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