Who issues a bill of supply
The two common cases. Your CA can confirm what applies to you.
- ✓Composition dealers, on every sale
- ✓Registered sellers of exempt goods or services, such as fresh vegetables or fresh milk
A bill of supply is a bill without GST. It is issued when the seller cannot charge GST on the sale: a composition dealer, or a registered seller of exempt goods or services. It looks like a tax invoice, but it shows no tax.

The two common cases. Your CA can confirm what applies to you.
The two common cases. Your CA can confirm what applies to you.
The difference is the tax.
Under the GST rules a bill of supply carries these details.
A composition dealer must print the words "composition taxable person, not eligible to collect tax on supplies" at the top of every bill of supply. Ask your CA to check your bill format once.
In MyInvoiceDB, choose Bill of Supply when you make the bill. Prices are entered without GST and no tax is added. Print it or save it as PDF.
No. A composition dealer cannot collect GST from buyers, so it issues a bill of supply.
Yes. A registered seller can issue a single invoice-cum-bill of supply when one sale has both taxable and exempt items.
The HSN rule depends on your turnover, the same as for tax invoices. Use our HSN code finder for a starting point and confirm with your CA.
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