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How to Create a Australian Invoice

Our Australian invoice creator comes pre-configured with AUD currency, 10% GST, and ABN fields for ATO compliance. Enter your ABN, business details, and line items — the tool handles GST calculations automatically. Whether you're a sole trader, partnership, or company, the invoice format meets Australian tax requirements.

What to Include on a Australian Invoice

An Australian tax invoice must include your Australian Business Number (ABN), your business name, the date of issue, a description of goods or services, the GST amount (for invoices over $82.50), the total price including GST, and the extent to which each sale includes GST. For invoices over $1,000, you must also include the buyer's identity or ABN.

Tips for Australian Invoicing

Register for an ABN if you're operating a business in Australia — it's free and required for issuing tax invoices. If your annual turnover is $75,000 or more ($150,000 for non-profits), you must register for GST. Keep records of all invoices for 5 years. Use the GST-free and input-taxed categories correctly — not all goods and services attract GST.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to charge GST on Australian invoices?

You must charge 10% GST if you're registered for GST (mandatory when turnover reaches $75,000, or $150,000 for non-profits). Some goods and services are GST-free or input-taxed. If you're not GST-registered, you cannot charge GST but you also can't claim GST credits.

What is an ABN and do I need one on my invoice?

An Australian Business Number (ABN) is an 11-digit identifier for businesses. You must include your ABN on invoices. If you don't have an ABN, the payer may be required to withhold 47% of the payment for tax purposes.

What are the standard payment terms in Australia?

Net 30 is common for B2B transactions. Small businesses often use Net 14 or payment on receipt. The Payment Times Reporting scheme requires large businesses to report their payment terms and practices. Interest on late payments can be charged if agreed in the contract.

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