Free Excel Templates for Indian Small Businesses

Download ready-to-use, formula-driven Excel templates built for Indian small businesses — GST invoicing, payroll, stock, cash book, receivables and a full 2026-27 compliance calendar. Every template is free, needs no sign-up, and works in Excel 2010 and later. The formulas are already wired in — just replace the [placeholders] with your own details and start.

These are the same building blocks Ankeshan automates inside Excel. Use them free today; when Ankeshan launches, it keeps them updated, connected and compliant for you. Join the waitlist »

GST Tax Invoice

A GST-compliant invoice with HSN/SAC, auto CGST/SGST calculation and totals. Valid under CGST Rule 46.

⬇ Download (Excel)

Salary Sheet (EPF / ESI / PT / TDS)

Payroll sheet with automatic EPF (12%, capped at ₹15,000 basic) and ESI (0.75% if gross ≤ ₹21,000), plus PT and TDS columns.

⬇ Download (Excel)

Stock Register

Track opening, in, out and closing stock with an automatic REORDER flag when stock hits your reorder level.

⬇ Download (Excel)

Cash Book

A double-column cash book with a running balance that carries forward automatically after every entry.

⬇ Download (Excel)

Receivables & Payables Tracker

Outstanding, days-overdue and ageing buckets (0-30 / 31-60 / 61-90 / 90+) update automatically from today's date.

⬇ Download (Excel)

Compliance Calendar 2026-27

Every recurring Indian SMB due date — GST, TDS, EPF/ESI, advance tax, ITR and ROC — in one sheet you can tick off.

⬇ Download (Excel)

How to use these templates

Download the template you need (the button opens the .xlsx directly).
Replace the [placeholders] — your business name, GSTIN, items, employees, and so on.
Keep the formula cells (shaded totals, running balances, tax columns) as they are — they calculate automatically.
Save a copy per month or per financial year so each period stays separate.

A note on accuracy

These templates are general tools to speed up your work — they are not a substitute for professional advice. Tax rates, thresholds and due dates change; always confirm your specific situation with a qualified Chartered Accountant or tax professional, and verify figures on the official government portals. See our Disclaimer for details.