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Invoice Generator for Australian Businesses
An Australian tax invoice must be labelled as a "Tax Invoice" and include your ABN. Without the words "Tax Invoice" and the ABN, your client cannot claim the GST credit.
What a Australia invoice must show
- The words "Tax Invoice" clearly displayed
- Your identity and ABN
- Date the invoice was issued
- Description, quantity and price of what was supplied
- GST amount, either per line or as a total
- Extent to which each sale is taxable (if mixed supply)
Australia invoicing notes
- GST registration threshold is AUD 75,000 turnover.
- Invoices over AUD 1,000 must also show the buyer's identity or ABN.
- Contractor invoices may need to state whether GST applies to labour and materials separately.
Requirements change. This page reflects common practice for Australia; confirm with your accountant or the tax authority before relying on it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to show GST separately on a Australia invoice?
Yes. The GST amount must be shown separately from the net amount, along with the rate applied and your registration number if you are registered.
What currency should a Australia invoice use?
Invoices are normally issued in AUD (A$). Cross-border invoices may use another currency, but state it explicitly and show the exchange basis if tax is involved.
Is this Australia invoice format legally compliant?
The generator includes the fields most tax authorities require — sequential numbering, registration numbers, rate and amount shown separately. It is a template, not tax advice; confirm specifics with your accountant.