Towing Invoice Generator

Create a professional towing invoice with vehicle, pickup/drop-off and storage fields, then download as a clean PDF — free, no sign-up required.

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Balance Due:A$0.00

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INVOICE
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Invoice Date
DescriptionQuantityRateAmount
Dispatch / hookup fee1A$0.00A$0.00
Towing — miles1A$0.00A$0.00
Winching / recovery — minutes1A$0.00A$0.00
Storage — days1A$0.00A$0.00
After-hours / weekend surcharge1A$0.00A$0.00
Admin / release fee1A$0.00A$0.00
SubtotalA$0.00
GST (10%)A$0.00
TotalA$0.00

Towing invoice generator for Australian tow operators and vehicle recovery jobs

Create an Australian towing or vehicle recovery invoice for breakdown call-outs, accident towing, roadside assistance, winching, storage, release fees, insurer billing, fleet jobs and workshop transfers. Add vehicle details, pickup location, destination, authorisation, GST and itemised service lines.

Australian towing paperwork is state and territory specific, especially for accident towing, storage and regulated areas. Use this generator for a clear billing document, then add the licence numbers, authority references, regulated fee notes or storage notices your jurisdiction requires.

What an Australian towing invoice should include

A towing invoice needs enough detail to match the charge to one vehicle, one tow and one storage or release event. This matters for insurers, fleet accounts, repairers, police-authorised tows and private customers.

  • Tow operator name, ABN, address, phone, payment details and licence or accreditation references where required.
  • Customer, insurer, fleet account, workshop, police, roadside-assistance or property-manager reference.
  • Vehicle year, make, model, colour, VIN if available, registration plate and state.
  • Pickup or incident location, destination, storage facility and tow date/time.
  • Call-out, hook-up, kilometres, winching, recovery labour, after-hours surcharge, storage days, admin and release fees separately.
  • Authority to tow, job number, claim number, policy number, police report, repair order or fleet reference in the notes.
  • GST amount and Tax Invoice wording when the tow operator is GST-registered.

GST, licences and regulated towing

GST-registered towing operators generally charge 10% GST on taxable towing and recovery services. If the operator is not GST-registered, do not charge GST or use Tax Invoice wording.

Towing licences, accident allocation systems, storage charges and fee disclosure rules vary by state and territory. Keep licence, authorisation and storage references visible where they apply.

Storage, release and itemised charges

If the vehicle is stored after recovery, show each storage day or date range separately and state release or collection terms in the notes. Storage, admin and release fees should not be hidden inside the tow charge.

Itemise call-out, hook-up, kilometres, winching, recovery labour, after-hours work, tolls and storage so customers, insurers and repairers can approve each component.

Insurance and fleet billing

For insurance, fleet or workshop billing, include the claim number, policy reference, fleet unit, purchase order or repair order. The invoice should show why the vehicle was moved, where it went and which charges were authorised.

Common Australian towing invoice mistakes

  • Leaving out vehicle registration, pickup location or destination.
  • Combining call-out, kilometres, winching, storage and release fees into one vague total.
  • Omitting licence, authority-to-tow, claim or fleet references where needed.
  • Using Tax Invoice wording when not GST-registered.
  • Not showing storage days, date range or release terms.
  • Assuming towing fee rules are identical across every state and territory.

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