Free Invoice Generator for Pakistan

Create a professional Pakistan invoice in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in under two minutes — no signup, no watermark, no fees. Built for freelancers, contractors and small businesses billing clients in Pakistan.

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Invoicing in Pakistan at a glance

Currency	Pakistani Rupee (PKR, Rs)
Tax system	Sales Tax (GST on goods; provincial Sales Tax on services)
Standard rate	18%
Reduced rates	Provincial services tax typically 13%–16%; 0% on exports
Business tax ID	NTN + STRN — 7-digit NTN (e.g. 1234567-8); separate Sales Tax Registration Number (STRN)
Tax authority	FBR (Federal Board of Revenue) + provincial authorities (PRA, SRB, KPRA, BRA)
Date format	DD-MM-YYYY

What a Pakistan invoice must include

Supplier name, address and registration number (NTN/STRN)
Buyer name, address and registration number (or CNIC for unregistered buyers)
Unique serial invoice number and date of issue
Description, quantity and value of goods or services
Rate and amount of sales tax charged
For digital invoices: 22-digit FBR number, QR code and digital signature

2026 update for Pakistan: Under SRO 69(I)/2025, the FBR now mandates structured digital (e-)invoicing in JSON with an embedded QR code, digital signature and a unique 22-digit FBR number submitted via PRAL to IRIS — phased in by turnover from September 2025. Non-compliance can cost PKR 50,000 or 2% of tax, whichever is greater.

How to create a Pakistan invoice (free, no signup)

Add your business details — name, address and your NTN + STRN if you are registered.
Add line items and tax — list your goods or services, set the PKR currency and apply 18% Sales Tax where it applies.
Download and send — export a print-ready PDF and send it to your client. Start now in the free generator.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Pakistan invoice generator free?

Yes. Banana Invoice is 100% free for Pakistan — create, customise and download professional invoices in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) as a PDF with no signup, no watermark and no fees.

What tax do I charge on an invoice in Pakistan?

Pakistan uses Sales Tax (GST on goods; provincial Sales Tax on services), with a standard rate of 18%. You add the tax as a separate line on the invoice and show your NTN + STRN where required. The FBR (Federal Board of Revenue) + provincial authorities (PRA, SRB, KPRA, BRA) administers it.

What must a Pakistan invoice include?

A compliant Pakistan invoice should show your NTN + STRN, a unique invoice number and date, the buyer's details, a description of goods or services, the tax rate and amount, and the total payable in PKR.

Do I need a NTN + STRN to send an invoice in Pakistan?

If you are registered for Sales Tax you must show your NTN + STRN on the invoice. Unregistered freelancers and small businesses can still send a simple invoice without charging tax.