Invoice template for Singapore

Every mandatory field and fiscal rule a compliant invoice must carry in Singapore: numbering, tax IDs, archival and e-filing.

Tax Invoice

Compliant invoice example

Invoice number: INV-2026-001234
Issue date: 2026-10-26
Due date: 2026-11-25

The marked fields are the ones the local tax law requires. Identification data is illustrative only.

Seller
Acme SRL
GST registration number / UEN: 201912345K
Address: Example Street 123, City
Customer
Beta Industries Ltd.
UEN: 201887654E
Address: Customer Street 45, City
DescriptionQuantityUnit priceNet
Consulting services (May period)1SGD 1,500.00SGD 1,500.00
Software implementation and setup1SGD 800.00SGD 800.00
Total netSGD 2,300.00
Total VAT (GST 9%)SGD 207.00
Total dueSGD 2,507.00
Numbering rulesUnique sequential identifying number (GST Act, Third Schedule)
E-filing & e-invoicingIRAS: quarterly GST returns (F5) via myTax Portal. GST InvoiceNow Requirement (Peppol): transmission of invoice data to IRAS through InvoiceNow, phased in for newly GST-registered businesses from 1 November 2025 (voluntary registrants) and 1 April 2026 (all new registrants).
Archival period5 years (s. 46 Goods and Services Tax Act 1993)
PenaltiesFine of up to S$5,000 for failing to issue a proper tax invoice or keep records (GST Act); up to 200 % of tax undercharged for incorrect returns.

Mandatory invoice fields

Every element the Singapore tax legislation requires on a fiscal invoice.

  • Words "Tax Invoice" and unique identifying number
  • Date of issue
  • Supplier name, address and GST registration number
  • Customer name and address
  • Description, quantity and unit price of goods/services
  • Total amount excluding GST, GST rate 9 % and GST amount
  • Total amount payable including GST
  • Statement of zero-rated or exempt supplies where applicable