Five templates with the fields a tax invoice is actually required to carry — GSTIN, place of supply, HSN or SAC per line, the CGST/SGST split, round-off, amount in words. Use them forever. You do not need a Ledgerly account.
One page, plenty of white space, nothing on it you did not put there. For designers and consultants who would rather the invoice looked like the work.
Every column a tax officer might ask for: HSN or SAC per line, taxable value, CGST, SGST, IGST and cess broken out, place of supply, reverse charge flag.
Billing by hours, days or milestones. Carries SAC codes rather than HSN, a rate-and-quantity column that reads properly for time, and space for a scope note.
For goods: HSN per line, unit of measure, batch or serial column, discount, freight and packing, and a delivery address separate from the billing address.
For clients outside India. Foreign currency with the INR equivalent alongside, a zero-rated supply declaration, and space for your LUT or bond reference.
An Excel version with the tax maths already wired up, a Word version to edit by hand, and a print-ready PDF. Plus a one-page note on the fields the law requires, so you can check any template — including one you already use.
No watermark · Yours to keep
Templates are free, permanently. We ask for an email because it is how we send the file and, honestly, how we tell you Ledgerly exists. One email with the download, and a short note a week later. Unsubscribe from either.
A working GST invoice. Change the place of supply and watch the tax switch between CGST plus SGST and IGST; change the rate and the round-off follows. Print it when it looks right — no account, no email.
A template still needs you to type, total and chase. Ledgerly does those three parts — free for your first five invoices a month.
No card · Keep using the templates either way
Sending you the template in Excel, Word and PDF.