Guides for the Indian Shopkeeper
No accounting jargon. Just practical, actionable advice on GST billing, inventory management, udhaar tracking, and running a smoother shop — in the language you already use at your counter.
What is a GST Invoice? Complete Guide for Indian Shopkeepers
Everything a shopkeeper needs to know about GST invoices — tax invoice vs bill of supply, mandatory fields, CGST/SGST/IGST splits, and common mistakes to avoid.
CGST vs SGST vs IGST: How GST Tax Splits Work for Your Shop
Understanding CGST, SGST, and IGST is essential for every Indian shopkeeper. Learn how tax splits work, when each applies, and how billing software automates it all.
Delivery Challan under GST Rule 55: Complete Guide
GST Rule 55 governs delivery challans for goods movement without a sale. Learn what a challan must contain, when it's needed, and how to stay compliant.
GST Composition Scheme Explained for Small Indian Businesses
The GST Composition Scheme lets small businesses pay tax at a flat rate with minimal compliance. Find out if your shop is eligible, how it works, and what changes.
How to Manage Udhaar (Credit Ledger) for Your Shop
Stop using a notebook for udhaar. Learn how digital credit ledger management works — track who owes you, send WhatsApp reminders, and never lose track of outstanding payments.
Barcode Billing Guide for Indian Retailers
How barcode billing works for Indian shops — scan products at checkout, manage inventory, print labels, and speed up your counter. Complete guide for kirana and retail stores.
September 2025 GST Rate Changes: What Shopkeepers Need to Know
The GST Council restructured tax slabs effective September 2025. Major changes include 28% to 18% for appliances, 12-18% to 5% for household essentials. Complete guide for Indian retailers.
How to Switch from Bahi-Khata to Digital Billing (Step by Step)
Ready to move from your notebook to digital billing? Here's exactly how to switch — from setting up your products to training your staff and migrating your udhaar records. No tech experience needed.