Create GST-compliant restaurant bills and food invoices. Auto-applies 5% GST for regular restaurants, 12% for bakeries, and correct rates for all food categories.
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Restaurants and food service businesses in India must issue a GST bill for every customer transaction above ₹200. The bill must show a clear breakup of food charges, GST amount, and total. The GST rate for restaurants depends on the type — standalone restaurants (AC or non-AC) pay 5% GST but cannot claim Input Tax Credit, while restaurants in 5-star hotels pay 18% GST with ITC benefit.
Since January 2020, the GST Council removed the distinction between AC and non-AC restaurants — both now pay 5% GST. Only restaurants located inside 5-star rated hotels with room tariff above ₹7,500 per night attract 18% GST.
Restaurants opting for 5% GST cannot claim Input Tax Credit on inputs like raw materials, furniture, or kitchen equipment. This means the 5% GST collected goes entirely to the government. To claim ITC, a restaurant must charge 18% GST (only applicable in 5-star hotels).
GST rate depends on your restaurant category: 5% for regular restaurants, 18% for restaurants in 5-star hotels.
Restaurants with annual turnover above ₹40 lakhs must register for GST. Enter your GSTIN and trade name.
List each food item with quantity, price, and SAC code 996331 for dine-in services or 996332 for catering.
Select 5% GST for regular restaurants. Note: restaurants at 5% cannot claim Input Tax Credit (ITC).
Optionally include table number, order number, and server name in the notes section.
Click Print to generate the restaurant bill or Download PDF to email to customers.
