![]() ![]() Your invoice should also include your payment terms, which are: A brief description of the goods or services, including the quantity and unit price (if applicable).Your Australian Business Number (ABN) or Australian Company Number (ACN). ![]() A clear label that indicates the document is an Invoice (for simple invoices) or Tax Invoice (if you’re registered for and charging for GST).Regardless of whether you’re writing a Tax Invoice or a simple invoice, there are some inclusions all invoices require. Step 2: Make sure you include these invoice requirements If you’re not sure whether to register your business for GST, check the advice from the Australian Tax Office. So even if you’re writing a Tax Invoice, make sure you understand when to charge GST and when to avoid it. Remember that not all goods and services are subject to GST. Not registered for GST: you can write a ‘simple invoice’ (or ‘regular invoice’), which doesn’t need to include the GST for each item.Registered for GST: you need to write a tax invoice and include the GST for each applicable item.The invoice you use depends on whether your business is registered for GST (Goods and Services Tax). Step 1: Know which type of invoice you need Here’s what you need to know about invoicing. Whether you write your own invoices or use a template provided by your financial institution or business software, it pays to understand your obligations and inclusions under Australian tax laws.
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