Rent Receipt Generator
Generate rent receipts to submit with your HRA claim. Fill in your name, the landlord, the address and the monthly rent, choose a month range, and download a PDF with one receipt per page — amount in words, period, payment mode and a signature line. It flags when the landlord's PAN or a revenue stamp is needed.
Rent over ₹1,00,000 a year — you must report the landlord's PAN to your employer (Form 12BB). If they have no PAN, you need a signed declaration instead.
These receipts are a formatting aid for a genuine tenancy — enter only real amounts you have actually paid. Fabricating rent receipts for an HRA claim is tax fraud. Everything is generated in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.
How to use it
- Enter your name, the landlord's name and the rented address.
- Enter the monthly rent and how it was paid; add the landlord's PAN if rent is over ₹1 lakh a year.
- Pick how many months of receipts you need and the starting month.
- Check the preview, then download the PDF and get each receipt signed by the landlord.
FAQ
- When do I need the landlord's PAN on the receipt?
- When your rent exceeds ₹1,00,000 in a financial year. You must report the PAN to your employer; if the landlord has none, a signed declaration is required.
- Is a revenue stamp needed?
- For cash payments above ₹5,000 a ₹1 revenue stamp should be affixed with the landlord's signature across it. Bank, UPI and cheque payments don't need one.
- Is this legal?
- Rent receipts are a normal part of an HRA claim for a genuine tenancy. Only enter rent you have actually paid — fabricated receipts are tax fraud and are increasingly cross-checked against the landlord's return.
- Is my data uploaded?
- No. The receipts are generated as a PDF entirely in your browser.
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