Currency
- United States
- USD
- United Kingdom
- GBP
- Germany
- EUR
- Canada
- CAD
- Australia
- AUD
- Türkiye
- TRY
Envía una factura que valga donde llega. Impuesto correcto por país, en vivo mientras escribes, sin cuenta.
Esto fija la moneda, el impuesto y los campos que tu factura necesita legalmente.
EUR · VAT 21% · VAT number
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Fuente: EU VAT Directive 2006/112/EC, articles 226 to 230 · Comprobado 2026-09-07
Falta el nombre de tu empresa.
La mayoría de generadores gratuitos te dan una plantilla de aspecto estadounidense y una casilla llamada impuesto. Funciona hasta que facturas a un cliente de otro país y produces sin darte cuenta una factura que no es válida: falta el número de IVA, la numeración no es correlativa, o has añadido un 21 por ciento a una venta en la que el comprador debía declararlo.
Este empieza por el país desde el que facturas. Eso fija la moneda, el nombre y el tipo de impuesto, el formato de fecha y los campos que exige la administración. Mientras escribes, la factura se dibuja a la derecha y una comprobación breve te dice qué falta.
Sin cuenta, sin suscripción, y los datos de tu factura nunca llegan a un servidor.
Pick where you invoice from
That single choice sets the currency, the tax name and rate, the date format and the fields your invoice legally needs. A UK VAT invoice and a US invoice are not the same document.
Fill in the details
Seller, client, line items. The invoice renders on the right as you type, so you are reading the finished document the whole time rather than a form.
Read the check
A short list tells you what is missing or worth a second look: tax number, sequential numbering, and whether a cross border sale changes who accounts for the tax.
Download the PDF
An A4 PDF you can send straight to the client or hand to your accountant. No account, no subscription, and nothing was uploaded.
The rules differ more than most templates admit. These are the published requirements each preset is built from.
Currency
Tax
Almost none of these are about design. They are about the fields a tax authority looks for, and a generic template has no way to know which ones apply to you.
No tax number on the invoice
In the UK, Germany, Türkiye, Canada and Australia the buyer generally cannot reclaim the tax without your registration number on the document.
Invoice numbers that skip
Several countries require an unbroken sequence. Jumping from 006 to 011 is the kind of thing that turns a routine inspection into a longer one.
Tax added on a reverse charge sale
Sell B2B across an EU border and the buyer accounts for the VAT, not you. Adding it anyway means an invoice your client cannot use and money you have to refund.
Missing supply date
The UK and Germany want the date the goods or service were supplied when it differs from the invoice date.
Client address left out
Optional on a US invoice, expected on a European one.
The wrong currency or date format
Small, but it is what makes an invoice read as foreign and get queried instead of paid.
Why this asks where you invoice from before anything else
Every other field depends on that answer. A US invoice needs a name, an address, a number and a total, and there is no federal format at all. A UK or German invoice is a legal document with a list of mandatory contents, and if one is missing the buyer may not be able to reclaim the tax. So the country is not a formatting preference here, it is the rule set. Switching it changes the tax rate, the label on the tax number field, the date format, and which checks run. That is also why every preset carries a link to the authority it was built from and the date it was last read: rules move, and a tool that does not say where its numbers came from is asking you to take its word for it.
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