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Quotation Maker for India — GST Quotations in Rupees

Indian buyers compare quotations on the price before GST, then budget on the total with GST. DocMak gives them both: each line in rupees with its GST rate, the GST total and the grand total, plus validity, delivery and payment terms. A quotation is not a tax invoice, so it works for every business, whatever its turnover.

Opens the DocMak quotation editor in INR with 18% GST on each line.

  • Rupee prices with a GST rate on each line
  • Your GSTIN on the header
  • Validity, delivery period and payment terms
  • Becomes a GST invoice when the client says yes

Tax rules in India

5%GST · Lower slab (since 22 September 2025)
18%GST · Standard slab
40%GST · Special rate for luxury and sin goods
0%GST · Nil-rated and exempt supplies
Tax IDGSTIN (15 characters, starting with the state code)

E-invoicing: Businesses whose aggregate turnover is above ₹5 crore in any financial year since 2017-18 must issue B2B invoices as e-invoices registered on the Invoice Registration Portal (IRP), which returns an IRN and a signed QR code. Below that threshold, a tax invoice with the rule 46 details is valid.

Sources: CBIC: CGST Rules, rule 46 (tax invoice) · Tally: e-invoicing threshold (₹5 crore from 1 Aug 2023) · Tally: GST Council September 2025, two-rate reform · Last reviewed:

How to create a quotation in India

  1. 1Open the Quotation Maker IndiaOpen the free Quotation Maker India and pick the template that matches how you trade in India.
  2. 2Add your company detailsEnter your trade name, address, tax registration number and logo once — they are reused on every document.
  3. 3Fill in the line itemsAdd the document lines and amounts in the local currency, with the correct tax treatment for each line in India.
  4. 4Download and sendReview the preview, then download a clean PDF or Word file and send it to your client, supplier or bank.

Make the quotation easy to approve

Purchase teams in India usually need three quotes and a comparison sheet. Help yours stand out on that sheet:

  • Quote the buyer's enquiry or RFQ reference
  • Show rate before GST, GST % and total for each line
  • Give a validity date and delivery period
  • State payment terms such as 50% advance, balance on delivery
  • Add the HSN or SAC code so the later invoice matches

GST on a quotation

GST is charged on the tax invoice, not the quotation, but showing it avoids a surprise. If you will deliver to another state, the invoice will carry IGST rather than CGST and SGST; the total is the same, only the split changes.

From quotation to invoice

When the client accepts, open the quotation in DocMak and turn it into a proforma or GST invoice. Lines, rates and the client carry over, so the documents match.

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