India · INR · GST 5% / 18% / 40% · GST Council / CBIC
When a customer pays by UPI, cash, cheque or NEFT, they often want a receipt that shows what was paid, how and against which invoice. DocMak makes one in rupees with the amount in words in lakh and crore, the payment mode and reference, and your signature.
Opens the DocMak receipt maker in INR.
| 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 ID | GSTIN (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:
A receipt is proof of payment, not a tax invoice. Keep it clear:
If you receive an advance for services before issuing the invoice, GST rules call for a receipt voucher with GST details. A simple payment receipt is fine for settling an invoice you have already issued.
Tenants claiming house rent allowance usually need monthly or yearly rent receipts with the landlord's name, the rent amount and period, and the landlord's PAN when rent passes the limit set by the income tax rules. Add those details in the notes.
Global version: /tools/receipt-maker
