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Invoice template for TAS businesses

Free, ATO-compliant invoices for businesses in Hobart, Launceston, Devonport and Burnie. GST or no GST, your ABN and licence number on every document, and a PDF ready to email before you leave the job.

  • Federal ATO fields
  • GST optional
  • Licence number supported
  • Free to use
Tax invoice
From
Northside Electrical Pty Ltd
ABN 12 345 678 901
Bill to
Harbourview Property Group
ABN 98 765 432 109
Invoice no.
INV-1042
Date issued
14 July 2026
Description Qty Amount
Site inspection & report 1 $450.00
Installation labour (6 hrs) 6 $720.00
Materials — as quoted 1 $286.00
Subtotal$1,456.00
GST (10%)$145.60
Total due$1,601.60

Does TAS have its own invoice rules?

Not for tax. GST, ABNs and the tax invoice requirements are set federally by the ATO, so an invoice that is valid in Tasmania is valid in every other state and territory. There is no TAS version of a tax invoice, no different GST rate, and no different registration threshold.

What does change at the state line is everything around the invoice: who licenses your trade, who you deal with in a consumer dispute, and what your customers have come to expect on the paperwork.

The TAS context

Tasmania's occupational licensing and building regulation are administered by Consumer, Building and Occupational Services within the Department of Justice. The state's small business economy leans heavily on tourism, agriculture and trades.

One practical note

Seasonal businesses in Tasmania often cross and fall back below the $75,000 GST threshold. Registration is not automatically cancelled when turnover drops — if you want to deregister you have to do it deliberately, and until you do, you keep charging GST.

The federal requirements that do apply

These are the ATO's tax invoice requirements for a taxable sale under $1,000. They are the same in TAS as everywhere else.

What must appear Why the ATO requires it
That the document is intended to be a tax invoice Without it, the document is just an invoice. Your customer's ability to claim a GST credit depends on this being unambiguous — in practice, the words “Tax invoice” on the document.
The seller's identity Your business or trading name, so the customer knows who supplied the goods or services.
The seller's ABN Your Australian Business Number. If you supply a business and do not quote an ABN, they may be required to withhold 47% of the payment.
The date the invoice was issued Fixes the invoice to a tax period for both sides.
A brief description of the items sold Including the quantity where it applies, and the price. Enough that the customer can tell what they are paying for.
The GST amount Shown as a separate amount, or as the statement “Total price includes GST” — the latter only where the GST is exactly one-eleventh of the total.
The extent to which each sale is taxable Where some lines carry GST and others do not, the invoice must make clear which is which.

Above $1,000

The buyer's identity or ABN must also appear. InvoiceGen captures the buyer's details on every invoice, so the same document works either side of the threshold.

Invoicing in TAS, sorted

Free, unlimited invoices with your ABN and licence details on every one. Nothing to install.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is there a specific invoice template for TAS?

Not for tax purposes. GST and tax invoice requirements are set federally by the ATO and are identical in every state and territory, so an invoice that is valid in TAS is valid everywhere in Australia. What varies locally is trade licensing and the fair trading body you deal with — which is why TAS businesses often add a licence number to the document even though the ATO does not require one.

Do I need a TAS licence number on my invoice?

The ATO does not require it. But for licensed trades, Consumer, Building and Occupational Services and your customers generally expect to see it, and including it removes a question before it is asked. InvoiceGen lets you add it to your business profile so it appears on every document.

Do I charge GST at a different rate in this state?

No. GST is a federal tax at a flat 10% across all of Australia. There is no state variation in the rate, the registration threshold or the tax invoice requirements.

Who do I contact about an invoicing dispute in TAS?

For consumer and trader disputes, Consumer, Building and Occupational Services is the starting point. For tax matters — GST, ABN, record keeping — it is the ATO. For unpaid commercial debts, the state's small claims or civil tribunal process applies. Getting the invoice itself right is what makes any of those routes straightforward.

How long do I need to keep my invoices?

Generally at least five years, and this is a federal requirement so it applies identically in every state. Electronic copies are acceptable provided they are complete and you can produce them if asked.