Best for
- GST-registered Indian restaurants that have confirmed the treatment applicable to their service.
- A4 records that need more room than a 58mm or 80mm thermal receipt.
- Drafting or reissuing documentation for a genuine restaurant transaction.
GST Tax Invoice
A GST-ready A4 restaurant bill template with GSTIN, customer details and an even CGST/SGST split from the total rate you enter. Confirm the applicable rate and invoice requirements before issuing it as a tax document.
Generate your bill
Fill in the details on the left — this restaurant bill generator updates your receipt live, down to the last cent.
Use the GST restaurant bill template as a starting point
The template defaults to INR and a 5% total rate, shown as CGST 2.5% plus SGST 2.5%. You can change the total rate, and the generator splits it evenly. This is a formatting and calculation aid—not a GST registration, classification or filing system.
What this template includes
- Restaurant name, address, phone and GSTIN fields.
- Invoice number, date, customer details and itemized dishes.
- A configurable total GST rate split evenly into CGST and SGST lines.
- A4 PDF, PNG, signature line and payment details.
How to use this template
- 1Confirm that the supplier is GST-registered and determine the correct rate and document type for the actual supply.
- 2Enter the GSTIN, invoice sequence, customer and item details, then review taxable value and tax lines.
- 3Add any Rule 46 particulars your transaction requires and have the final invoice reviewed through your accounting or tax process.
Check the official rules before issuing a tax invoice
CBIC requires more than a visual layout. Depending on the transaction, a tax invoice may need service codes, recipient details, place of supply, reverse-charge status and other particulars that this lightweight generator does not validate. An unregistered supplier must not collect GST or issue a GST tax invoice.