On the full package
The taxable value is worked back from the trip total at the rate you type.
GST and TCS invoicing
The invoice comes from the same ticket as the estimate and the receipts, so the trip, the travellers and every payment are already on it. Pick how GST applies, type the rate, and it is ready for the customer and for your accountant.
Tax invoice
Add your GSTIN in Settings and every invoice can go out as a tax invoice. Pick the place of supply, and the invoice splits the GST into CGST and SGST when it is your own state, or IGST when it is not. Tax lines print to the paisa; the total stays the price you agreed.

Package or service charge
Agencies bill GST in two ways, and Triplli does both. You pick the basis on each invoice. Either way GST sits inside the price you quoted, so the customer pays what you agreed.
The taxable value is worked back from the trip total at the rate you type.
You type your fee; GST is charged on that, and the fee is shown as the taxable value.
The rates here are examples an agent typed. Triplli has no default GST rate; you type it on every invoice.

TCS
Switch on TCS for the ticket, type the rate that applies and the customer's PAN. TCS goes on top of the trip price, under section 206C(1G). The invoice shows it below the GST total, every receipt shows it in the balance, and Home and Reports count it in what is still owed.
For your accountant
On Standard and Pro, the foot of Reports gives your accountant one file with three sheets. Receipts and invoices are numbered by financial year, one run each, so nothing is missing between two numbers.
Yes. Add your GSTIN in Settings and every invoice can go out as a tax invoice. For each one you pick whether GST is on the full package or on your service charge, type the rate and pick the place of supply. It prints CGST and SGST in your own state and IGST in another, with the SAC, the customer's GSTIN when they have one, and the name and address you bill.
Yes. Without a GSTIN the invoice is a plain invoice: the trip total, what was paid when, and the balance. Nothing about GST prints on it.
No. GST sits inside the price you agreed with the customer. On the full package the taxable value is worked back from the total; on your service charge the GST is on the fee you type. The customer pays the price you quoted.
Triplli does not pick it. You type the rate on each invoice, because it depends on how you bill and what you claim. There is no default rate anywhere in the app.
Yes. Pick service charge as the basis, type your fee and the rate, and the invoice shows the fee as the taxable value with its GST. The trip total stays as agreed.
Switch on TCS on the ticket's Money tab and type the rate that applies and the customer's PAN. TCS is added on top of the trip price, under section 206C(1G), on the invoice and on every receipt, and the balance due includes it. You type the rate each time, because it changes with the budget and the amount.
By financial year, with your agency's short code, one run for invoices and one for receipts. An invoice number is at most sixteen characters, as a GST tax invoice requires, and no number is skipped: an invoice that cannot be made does not take one.
On Standard and Pro, one Excel file holds the invoices, receipts and tickets for any date range, with the GST and TCS columns, ready for your accountant.

Send us your agency name and city. We set up your logo, your colour and your UPI QR, and you can send your first estimate the same day.
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