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A Delivery Invoice is a fundamental commercial document used in Indian business transactions that serves multiple purposes. It is required whenever goods are sold and physically delivered to a buyer, combining the functions of a tax invoice and delivery documentation. The document must comply with the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, and other relevant Indian legislation, including proper display of GSTIN, HSN codes, and tax calculations. The Delivery Invoice includes critical information such as seller and buyer details, item descriptions, quantities, values, tax amounts, and delivery specifications. It is particularly important for businesses as it serves as evidence of sale, supports tax compliance, enables payment processing, and confirms delivery of goods. This document is essential for both domestic and international trade, with additional requirements applying to export transactions.

1. Invoice Header: Company logo, 'Tax Invoice' label, and invoice number

2. Seller Information: Legal business name, registered address, GSTIN, contact details, and other tax registration numbers

3. Buyer Information: Customer name, shipping address, billing address, GSTIN (if registered), contact details

4. Invoice Details: Invoice date, due date, purchase order reference, delivery note number

5. Item Details: Description of goods, HSN codes, quantity, unit price, discounts, taxable value

6. Tax Calculations: CGST, SGST/IGST rates and amounts, total tax amount

7. Payment Information: Total amount, payment terms, bank account details

8. Declaration: Mandatory declarations as per GST law and company policy