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| Size | Qty | Sqft | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italian Marble @ ₹120/sqft | |||
| 3'6" × 3'6" | 1 | 12.25 | ₹1,470 |
| 4'0" × 2'0" | 2 | 16 | ₹1,920 |
| Black Galaxy @ ₹150/sqft | |||
| 2'3" × 2'3" | 1 | 5.06 | ₹759 |
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You sell marble slabs, granite tiles, or quartzite to builders, interior designers, and homeowners. The customer orders material by size—feet and inches—and needs a bill that shows dimensions, quantity, price per sq ft, and total. Handwritten slips lose the measurements, and disputes happen when the calculation can't be traced back to the exact dimensions agreed on.
A clear bill with dealer name, customer, material type, size (length × width), quantity, price per sq ft, and total gives both sides an exact record. On A2ZBills: enter dimensions in feet and inches and the system calculates square footage automatically—no manual math, no rounding disputes.
For a project billing: dealer name and address, customer or contractor name, date, material type and grade (e.g. "Black Galaxy Granite 18mm polished"), individual piece dimensions, quantity in sq ft, rate per sq ft, and total. If you're supplying multiple materials—marble for flooring, granite for countertops—each should be a separate line.
GST on marble and granite is 28% (for blocks) or 18% (for slabs and tiles). If you're GST-registered, include your GSTIN and the correct HSN code (6802 for dressed stone). B2B buyers need this for ITC. Homeowners buying direct usually just need the clear total.
Contractors often buy material directly and bill the homeowner at a markup. Homeowners asking for the original dealer bill are checking what was actually paid. If you're the dealer and the homeowner contacts you directly, issuing a bill with their name and the site address—not the contractor's—keeps things clean. If a homeowner needs documentation for a home loan disbursement or property registration, a dealer bill with item details and total is usually what the bank or sub-registrar asks for.