GST billing software
GST billing software that gets the tax right, every time
Create GST-compliant tax invoices in seconds. Go2Invoice applies CGST + SGST or IGST automatically, adds HSN/SAC codes and keeps your GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B figures ready.
Automatic tax selection
Intra-state sales get CGST + SGST, inter-state sales get IGST, and union territories get UTGST, decided from your state and the customer's place of supply.
GSTIN validation
GSTINs are checked for the right format and state code, and the customer's state is detected automatically.
Compliant tax invoices
Your GSTIN, the customer's GSTIN, place of supply, HSN/SAC, taxable value, tax per line and amount in words.
GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B
B2B, B2CL, B2CS, credit notes, nil-rated, HSN summary and documents issued, plus a GSTR-3B summary.
Input tax on purchases
Bills and expenses record GST paid, so purchase registers and GSTR-3B input tax credit figures are ready.
Bordered GST invoice format
A classic Indian tax-invoice layout with per-line CGST/SGST or IGST columns, bank details and signatory.
How to
Create a GST invoice in four steps
- 1
Add your GSTIN
Enter your GSTIN and registered state once in your organization profile. Go2Invoice validates it and sets up standard GST rates for you.
- 2
Add the customer
Enter the customer's GSTIN. Their state, and therefore the place of supply, is picked up automatically.
- 3
Add items
Choose items or services with their HSN/SAC code and GST rate, or type them in on the fly.
- 4
Save and send
Go2Invoice applies CGST + SGST or IGST, totals the invoice and lets you email the PDF or share a payment link.
Understanding CGST, SGST and IGST
Under GST, a sale within the same state or union territory is an intra-state supply. It attracts CGST (collected by the Centre) and SGST (collected by the State), or UTGST in a union territory, each at half the GST rate. For an 18% item, that is 9% CGST + 9% SGST.
A sale to a customer in another state is an inter-state supply and attracts IGST at the full rate, for example 18% IGST. The deciding factor is the place of supply, which for most goods is where the goods are delivered and for most services is the customer's registered location.
Getting this wrong means an incorrect invoice, a mismatch in your customer's input tax credit and extra work at filing time. Go2Invoice takes the decision out of your hands by comparing your registered state with the place of supply on every invoice, and it shows you which tax applies before you save.
FAQ
GST billing questions
What is GST billing software?
GST billing software creates tax invoices that follow India's GST rules: it shows your GSTIN and your customer's, the place of supply, HSN/SAC codes and the correct tax (CGST + SGST or IGST), and it keeps records you need to file returns such as GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B.
How does Go2Invoice decide between CGST + SGST and IGST?
It compares your registered state (from your GSTIN or address) with the place of supply of each invoice (from the customer's GSTIN or state). Same state means CGST + SGST; different states mean IGST. Union territories use UTGST. You can review and change the place of supply on any invoice.
Which GST reports are available?
GSTR-1 sections (B2B, B2CL, B2CS, credit/debit notes for registered and unregistered customers, nil-rated/exempt, HSN summary and documents issued), a GSTR-3B summary, and detailed GST sales and purchase registers, all exportable to CSV and PDF.
Does Go2Invoice file my GST returns?
Go2Invoice prepares the figures and reports you or your accountant need for filing. Returns are filed on the GST portal.
Can I add HSN and SAC codes?
Yes. Save the HSN or SAC code on each item or service once and it is added to every invoice and to the HSN summary in GSTR-1.
Is it suitable for composition dealers and unregistered businesses?
Yes. You can record each customer's GST treatment (registered, composition, unregistered, consumer, overseas or SEZ) and create invoices whether or not you charge GST.
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