Free Landscaper Delivery Docket Generator — Australia
Create a professional delivery docket tailored for landscaper businesses in Australia. Create delivery dockets to confirm goods dispatched and received.
Create Your Delivery Docket Now →Common Delivery Docket Line Items for Landscapers
Here are typical items you might include on a landscaper delivery docket:
| Description | Unit |
|---|---|
| Garden maintenance visit | each |
| Turf supply and lay | m² |
| Mulch supply and spread | m³ |
| Paving / retaining wall | m² |
| Plant supply and install | each |
| Bobcat / excavator hire | hour |
| Green waste removal | load |
Compliance Tips for Landscapers
- State licensing may apply for structural landscaping work above certain thresholds.
- GST registration is mandatory at $75,000 turnover.
- TPAR applies if you pay subcontractors for building and construction services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do landscapers need a licence?
Licensing requirements vary by state. In Queensland, landscapers need a QBCC licence for structural work over $3,300. In NSW, landscape work valued over $5,000 requires a contractor licence. Check your state regulator.
How should a landscaper quote for ongoing maintenance?
Provide a per-visit rate or monthly retainer covering mowing, edging, pruning, and weeding. List included services clearly and specify any extras (e.g., fertilising, pest treatment) that will be invoiced separately.
Can a landscaper claim GST credits on plants and materials?
Yes, if you are GST-registered. Keep tax invoices from nurseries and suppliers, and claim the GST credits on your BAS. This includes plants, soil, mulch, pavers, and hired equipment.
What is a delivery docket used for?
A delivery docket accompanies goods during transit. It lists items, quantities, and delivery details so the receiver can verify the shipment matches the order.