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The ten lines, on one page.

A real page from The Export Desk, to print and keep beside your invoice template. Leave your email and it comes to your inbox.

From The Export Desk · PDF, A4 · free

The ten lines an export invoice under LUT needs, in order, with the endorsement in its exact words. One A4 page to print.

I’ll send one email to confirm. Then the page, three short emails over the next two weeks about the paperwork it belongs to, one email about the kit that covers it, and a note on the first Thursday of each month about what changed in the rules. Unsubscribe from any email in one click. Privacy notice.

Detail 1 The ten lines · the-ten-lines.pdf · page 1 · marked on the page: line 9, the endorsement, word for word

The ten lines an export invoice under LUT needs

One A4 page from the Export Desk: the ten lines rule 46 of the CGST Rules asks of an export invoice under an LUT, in order, with the endorsement in its exact words.

Print it and keep it beside your invoice template, or take it to your CA. It carries the same ten lines, in the same words, as the free export invoice check, and it is the short form of chapter 5 of the Export Desk’s guide.

Format
PDF, A4, ready to print
From
The Export Desk, guide chapter 5
Source
CGST rule 46 and its proviso for exports, in the CBIC’s own text of the rules, with its amendments up to Notification No. 20/2024-Central Tax; read on 13 October 2026. The endorsement on the page matches it word for word.
Rule
46
Checked
12.10.2026
The ten lines of an export invoiceline 9 · word for word An invoice’s loose particulars pulled through the quietlybuild mark into ten ruled lines on one page: 1, you; 2, invoice number; 3, invoice date; 4, your client; 5, the service; 6, the value; 7, the tax; 8, place of supply; 9, the endorsement; 10, signature. Line 9, the endorsement, is ringed.

Checked against official sources on 13 October 2026. General information, not tax or legal advice; for your own situation, ask your CA or advocate.

The Sunday Review Card

A weekly review on paper, from Beside the Job: 45 minutes, at the same time every week.

Seven short steps take you through last week’s card, your hours, the next 14 days, money, the work, anything new at your job, and the card for the week ahead. Each week comes down to four numbers and two lines.

Four numbers
Hours kept, against your budget. Things shipped. Conversations with people who might buy. Money set aside, against money due.
Two lines
The wall: a stop time you choose for each day, after which there is no side work. The load line: your job and side work together, no more than 55 hours a week.
Format
PDF, A4, ready to print: how to run the review, then two copies of the card and two of the Week Card, each A5, two to a sheet
From
Beside the Job, chapter 8

From Beside the Job, a system for building a side business next to a full-time job in India.

Beside the Job · PDF, A4 · free

A weekly review on paper: 45 minutes, four numbers and two lines, and a card for the week ahead.

I’ll send one email to confirm. Then the card, two short emails over the next two weeks about working beside a job, one email about the kit it comes from, and a note on the first Thursday of each month about what changed in the rules. Unsubscribe from any email in one click. Privacy notice.

Detail 2 The Sunday Review Card, the card · the-sunday-review-card.pdf · page 2

Checked against official sources on 12 October 2026. General information, not tax or legal advice; for your own situation, ask your CA or advocate.