Free Invoice Templates
for Australian Businesses
Professional, GST-compliant invoice templates ready to download. No signup required. Just pick a template and start invoicing.
Choose your template
All templates include ABN, GST fields, and meet ATO tax invoice requirements. Download as PDF — ready to fill in and send.
Standard Invoice
A clean, professional invoice with GST line items, ABN, and payment terms. Works for any Australian business.
Best for: General businesses
Tradie Invoice
Designed for tradespeople with job details, materials list, and separate labour breakdown.
Best for: Plumbers, electricians, builders
Freelancer Invoice
Streamlined template with hourly rate tracking, project description, and milestone payments.
Best for: Consultants, designers, developers
Restaurant Invoice
Includes table number, itemised menu entries, and optional service charge for hospitality businesses.
Best for: Cafes, restaurants, caterers
Medical / Health Invoice
Professional template with consultation type, provider number, and health fund claim fields.
Best for: Physios, allied health, practitioners
Recurring Invoice
Built for ongoing services with subscription period, billing frequency, and auto-billing notice.
Best for: SaaS, managed services, retainers
What's included in every template
Every template is built to meet Australian tax invoice requirements out of the box.
GST Calculation Line
Automatic 10% GST breakdown with subtotal, GST amount, and total inc. GST.
ABN & Business Details
Designated fields for your ABN, business name, address, and contact information.
Payment Terms & Bank Details
Pre-formatted sections for payment due dates, BSB/account number, and PayID.
Professional Formatting
Clean, modern design that looks great printed or sent as a PDF attachment.
ATO-Compliant Layout
Meets all ATO requirements for tax invoices including the 7 mandatory elements.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about invoice requirements in Australia.
- What must be included on a tax invoice in Australia?
- The ATO requires 7 elements on a valid tax invoice: (1) the words 'Tax Invoice' stated prominently, (2) the seller's identity (name or business name), (3) the seller's ABN, (4) the date of issue, (5) a brief description of the items or services sold, (6) the GST amount (if any) for each item, and (7) the total price including GST. For invoices over $1,000, you must also include the buyer's identity and ABN.
- Do I need to charge GST on my invoices?
- You must charge GST if your business is registered for GST. Registration is mandatory once your annual turnover reaches $75,000 ($150,000 for not-for-profits). If you're below the threshold, GST registration is optional. If you're not registered, you cannot charge GST and your invoices should state prices as GST-free.
- What's the difference between a tax invoice and a regular invoice?
- A tax invoice is a specific document required under Australia's GST system. It includes your ABN, itemised GST amounts, and meets ATO formatting requirements. A regular invoice may not include these elements. If you're GST-registered, you must issue tax invoices for sales of $82.50 (including GST) or more when the buyer requests one.
- How long do I need to keep copies of my invoices?
- The ATO requires you to keep invoice records for at least 5 years from the date you lodge your tax return for that income year. This applies to both invoices you issue and invoices you receive. Digital copies (such as PDFs) are acceptable as long as they're legible and stored securely.
- Can I use these templates for ABN-only businesses (sole traders)?
- Yes. These templates work for all Australian business structures including sole traders, partnerships, companies, and trusts. Every template includes a field for your ABN. If you're a sole trader not registered for GST, simply leave the GST fields blank or mark items as GST-free.
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