مولد فواتير Indian Rupee

Yes. GST-registered Indian businesses issue invoices in INR for domestic transactions. Export invoices can be in foreign currency and use zero-rated treatment. E-invoicing via IRP (Invoice Registration Portal) is mandatory for B2B if aggregate turnover exceeds ₹5 crore.

India's GST has four main rates: 5% (essentials, transport), 12% (processed food), 18% (most services and goods — default), 28% (luxury items, automobiles). The rate for an item is determined by its HSN/SAC code. Override per line as needed.

The ₹ sign goes BEFORE the amount: ₹1,000. Large numbers use the Indian numbering system with lakhs and crores: ₹1,00,000 = 1 lakh = 100,000. In invoices you'll see both conventions depending on the audience.

For domestic GST invoices, the tax amount must be in INR. Export invoices in foreign currency don't usually require an INR tax line since exports are zero-rated.

Yes. KipBill supports INR and 30+ currencies. Indian exporters often maintain dual-language, dual-currency invoicing for international clients.