Receipt Generator
Create professional receipts instantly.
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Australia Receipt Generator
Create professional receipts with AUD currency for Australian businesses and individuals.
Australia Tax & Compliance Information
In Australia, businesses registered for GST must provide tax invoices for sales of $82.50 or more (including GST). Tax invoices must include the supplier's ABN (Australian Business Number), the words 'tax invoice', date of issue, description of items, GST amount, and total price. The ATO requires businesses to keep records for 5 years. For sales under $1,000, a simplified tax invoice can be issued.
Common Use Cases in Australia
- GST Tax Invoices: Create ATO-compliant tax invoices with GST breakdown for registered businesses
- ABN Invoicing: Generate professional invoices and receipts displaying your Australian Business Number
- BAS Reporting: Document sales and purchases for Business Activity Statement (BAS) lodgment
- Sole Trader Records: Maintain proper receipt records for sole trader tax returns and deductions
AUD Currency Support
Our receipt generator automatically formats amounts in AUD (Australia's official currency). All receipts include proper currency symbols and formatting conventions used in Australia.
Australia Receipt FAQs
What must an Australian tax invoice include?
A valid Australian tax invoice must include the words 'tax invoice', seller's identity and ABN, date of issue, brief description of items sold, GST amount (or statement that total includes GST), and the total price. For invoices over $1,000, buyer's identity and ABN are also required.
What is the GST rate in Australia?
Australia has a flat GST rate of 10% on most goods and services. Some items are GST-free, including basic food, medical services, and educational courses. Businesses with turnover of $75,000 or more must register for GST.
How long should I keep receipts for the ATO?
The ATO requires you to keep records for 5 years from when you prepared or obtained them, or completed the transactions they relate to, whichever is later. This includes all receipts, invoices, and other documents supporting your tax returns.