Repair and maintenance invoice format

Show labour and spare parts clearly, with the job card, warranty and GST worked out for each line. Fill it online and download the PDF free.

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In short

A repair invoice shows the job card or service request number, the item repaired (with model or serial number), labour charges with the SAC code for maintenance and repair services (under heading 9987), spare parts with their HSN codes and quantities, GST on each line at its own rate (repair labour is usually 18%), warranty on parts or work, and the total. Separating labour from parts keeps the GST right and builds trust.

Fields to include

  1. Your shop or service centre, address and GSTIN
  2. Customer's name, phone and address
  3. Job card number and date
  4. Item repaired, model and serial number
  5. Labour charges (SAC under 9987)
  6. Spare parts with HSN code, quantity, rate and GST
  7. Warranty on parts and work
  8. Total and payment mode

When to use it

  • Electronics, appliance and mobile repair
  • AC, RO and equipment servicing
  • Annual maintenance contract (AMC) visits

How to make one online

  1. Open the free invoice maker

    Tap "Make this invoice free". It opens in your browser; no signup.

  2. Fill in the fields

    Type your details, your customer's and the items. Totals and the CGST, SGST or IGST split are worked out for you.

  3. Download or send

    Download the PDF to print or share. Sign up free to save it and send it on WhatsApp or email.

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Frequently asked questions

Why show labour and parts separately?

They can carry different GST rates and codes, and customers trust an itemised bill. Spare parts are goods with their own HSN codes; repair labour is a service.

What GST applies to repair services?

Maintenance and repair services are usually taxed at 18% once you're registered. Parts carry their own rates.

How do I bill an AMC?

Issue an invoice for the contract value as agreed (yearly or in instalments), and separate invoices for parts not covered by the contract.

More questions? See the Receipt Book FAQ.

Sources

This page explains the rules in general terms as of November 2026. It is not tax or legal advice; check your case with your CA.

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