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Your question is too broad to answer. You have chosen your language and here are other things needed to choose before moving on further.

Question 1: Is your application web-based or just a desktop one?
If your application is a desktop based one you can use either Swing or JavaFx to develop a nice GUI or If your application is a web-based one you can use JSP.

Question 2: What type of database you have planned to use?
Databases comes in two varieties SQL and No-SQL based solution. If you application is just going to sit on your local computer better go off to SQLite or if it sits in a local network you may use MySQL or any other type of database which suites. But, if your billing system is launched and accessible by anyone you need to choose wisely - You may use pre-built infrastructure like Firebase(NoSQL based cloud-database) or build your own from scratch(You may need to implement real-time updates and other facilities which the database server may not provide.) You may also need to implement appropriate security measures to secure the database servers. I am not too much experienced with web-base consult other experts here.

Suggestion: If this is not a home-work then there are many popular open source billing systems which you may use.
 
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[no name] 4-Jul-18 0:35am    
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