Glossary
What is a tax invoice?
A tax invoice is an invoice that shows the tax charged on a sale, the rate, the amount, and usually the seller's tax registration number, so the buyer can reclaim it where the rules allow. In VAT and GST countries it is a specific legal document, not just any bill.
What it has to show
The usual elements, though exact rules vary by country, so treat this as the shape, not the letter of your local law:
- Seller name and tax registration number
- Invoice date and number
- The goods or services supplied
- Tax rate and tax amount
- Subtotal and total
Getting the tax line right
The tax figure is the one people most need and most often mis-key, especially across formats and currencies. InvoiceJet extracts tax, subtotal, total, and currency as separate fields, each with a confidence level, and checks that subtotal plus tax equals the total.
Common questions
Is a tax invoice the same as a regular invoice?
Not always. A tax invoice must show tax detail and, in many countries, the seller's tax registration; a plain invoice may not. Requirements are jurisdiction-specific.
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