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    Internet Invoice Generator

    Issue broadband bills to subscribers — for ISPs, society resellers and co-working providers. First bill free.

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    Internet Invoice
    ISP Logo
    Receipt Details
    Receipt Number: ________________
    Date: 14 Jul 2026
    Billed To,
    Customer Name:
    ________________
    Customer Address:
    ________________
    Bill Account Number:
    ________________
    Internet Provider Details
    Provider Name:
    ________________
    Provider Address:
    ________________
    Billing Cycle: ________________
    Service Plan Summary
    Plan SpeedPlan PackagePlan ValidityPlan Amount
    100 Mbps________________Prepaid₹________________
    Total:₹0.00
    Paid via: UPI

    ALL PAYMENTS TO BE MADE IN FAVOUR OF

    ________________

    THIS IS A COMPUTER GENERATED INVOICE AND DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY SIGNATURE

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    Built for local ISPs, housing societies, and co-working spaces

    Small ISPs and cable-plus-internet operators often run neighbourhoods without a billing system. Payment reminders go on WhatsApp; cash or UPI comes in; nothing formal goes out—until a customer disputes a charge or asks for last month's bill.

    Housing societies that resell a shared connection need one bill per flat. Co-working spaces charging for connectivity need a clean invoice per member. This tool is for those issuers.

    What a proper internet bill should include

    For ISPs and resellers: your name and address (GSTIN if registered), customer name and address or flat number, plan details (speed, data limit or unlimited), billing period, installation or activation charges as a separate line if any, plan cost, 18% GST on taxable amount when registered, and total. A bill reference number makes payment tracking and disputes easier.

    For housing societies splitting one master connection: society name, flat number, billing period, and each flat's share with the calculation basis. Flat-level bills keep collections clear and reduce "how did you arrive at this?" questions.

    GST registration and what changes when you cross the threshold

    Below ₹20 lakh annual turnover (₹10 lakh in special category states), you're unregistered and issue a bill of supply—no GST line. Once you register, internet services attract 18% GST. You must then include your GSTIN and show the tax split on every invoice.

    Business clients who claim ITC on internet need your GSTIN and the GST breakdown. Without it, they pay tax they can't recover—so registered invoices matter when you sell to offices and co-working clients.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    I'm a local ISP. What should I include on a customer's internet bill?

    Your ISP name and address, GSTIN if registered, customer name and address (or flat number), plan details (speed, data limit or unlimited), billing period, any installation or one-time charges as a separate line, plan cost, 18% GST on the taxable amount when registered, and total. A bill reference number helps track payments and disputes.

    Our housing society manages internet for all flats. How do we bill each flat?

    Create individual bills per flat with the society's name or ISP credentials, flat number, billing period, plan or share of cost, and total. If the society pays one master bill and splits it, show the calculation on each flat's bill.

    Do I need to add GST on internet bills as a small reseller or ISP?

    If your annual turnover exceeds ₹20 lakh (₹10 lakh for special category states), you must register for GST and charge 18% on internet services. Below that threshold, issue a bill of supply without GST. Once registered, show GSTIN and the tax split so business clients can claim ITC.

    I run a co-working space. Can I charge separately for internet and issue an invoice?

    Yes. Bill internet as a separate line or a bundled service, whichever your pricing uses. If you're GST-registered, internet attracts 18% GST. A clean invoice with GSTIN and tax breakup keeps member accounts simple and reduces charge disputes.

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