What Are the Bill of Supply Under GST: Format & Rules? | Explained by CorpZo Experts (Business Opportunities - Investment)
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What Are the Bill of Supply Under GST: Format & Rules? | Explained by CorpZo Experts | |
Are you a GST-registered business dealing in exempted goods or services or registered under the Composition Scheme? If yes, you must issue a Bill of Supply instead of a Tax Invoice. Understanding its format, rules, and compliance is vital for every business in India — from Delhi to Mumbai, Bengaluru to Chennai, Hyderabad to Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, and beyond. With CorpZo, you can easily manage GST registration, filing, invoicing, and compliance through our expert legal and financial team. Book a Consultation: +91 99991 39391 What Is a Bill of Supply Under GST? A Bill of Supply is a document issued by a GST-registered dealer when no tax is charged on a sale. This applies when: The business deals in GST-exempted goods or services (like healthcare, education, or financial services). The business is registered under the Composition Scheme (and hence cannot collect tax). Unlike a regular tax invoice, a Bill of Supply does not include GST amount — but it still serves as an official proof of sale. Bill of Supply Format (As per GST Rules) A valid Bill of Supply must include the following details: Supplier’s Name, Address & GSTIN Bill of Supply Number & Date Recipient’s Details (if applicable) Description of Goods/Services Value Before Discount Signature or Digital Signature of the Supplier If you operate in Delhi NCR, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Gujarat, Kerala, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, or West Bengal, you must ensure your bill format matches GST rules — which CorpZo helps you draft and implement easily. GST Bill of Supply Rules and Compliance According to Rule 49 of the CGST Rules, 2017, a registered person must issue a Bill of Supply when: Supplying exempted goods/services; or Registered under Composition Scheme (Section 10 of CGST Act). CorpZo’s GST compliance experts assist in: Drafting legally compliant Bills of Supply. Implementing GST-ready billing software. Managing GST return filing, input tax credit (ITC) tracking, and reconciliation. Why Choose CorpZo for GST Compliance? Nationwide Services: From Delhi to Chennai, Mumbai to Hyderabad, we handle all GST filings. Expert Team: Chartered Accountants, GST Practitioners & Legal Advisors. AI-Enabled Accuracy: Automated error-checking and compliance tracking. Transactional Tonne Model: Pay only for the specific service you need. With CorpZo, you get end-to-end GST compliance support for your business across India — fast, affordable, and legally compliant. FAQs Q1. Who should issue a Bill of Supply under GST? Businesses registered under the Composition Scheme or dealing in exempted goods/services must issue a Bill of Supply. Q2. Can I include GST on a Bill of Supply? No. A Bill of Supply cannot include GST, as tax is not collected on these transactions. Q3. Does CorpZo provide GST compliance services across India? Yes! CorpZo provides GST registration, filing, and compliance services across all Indian states and cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Jaipur. Call or WhatsApp Now: +91 99991 39391 Book Your Consultation Today – Get GST-Compliant with CorpZo Experts! CorpZo – India’s Trusted Partner for GST Registration, Filing & Legal Compliance Across All States and Cities.  | |
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