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Bill of Supply
For composition dealers and exempt supplies — no GST charged, with the mandatory declaration.
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- Stays in your browser
- Remembers your details
- PDF & Word
How to use the Bill of Supply
Your business
Name, address and GSTIN, saved for every template.
Customer
Who you are billing and the place of supply.
Items
Pre-filled for your industry; edit descriptions, quantities and rates.
Download
PDF to send, Word to edit, or print.
Bill of Supply FAQs
Who issues a bill of supply?
Composition dealers, and registered persons supplying exempt goods or services, issue a bill of supply instead of a tax invoice.
Is this template free?
Yes: free, no signup and no watermark. Your details stay in your browser unless you save them to a free account.
Can I change the GST rate?
Yes. Each item has its own GST rate. Defaults follow common rates after the September 2025 GST changes; confirm the rate for your supply with your CA.
Last reviewed 13 October 2026. General information, not legal or tax advice.
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