Canada vs United States
Everything you need to know about issuing professional invoices in Canada and United States. Compare tax rules, currencies, and local requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about invoicing in Canada and United States.
Yes, 100% free. Create, customize, and download professional CAD invoices without any subscription or hidden fees.
Yes. You can add any combination of Canadian taxes β GST (5% federal), HST (13% or 15% harmonized in participating provinces), PST (provincial sales tax), or QST (Quebec sales tax). The tax amount calculates automatically on the invoice total.
A Canadian invoice must include: your business name and address, client name and address, unique invoice number, invoice date, description of goods/services, amount excluding tax, GST/HST registration number (if registered), tax rate and total tax amount, and total amount including tax.
Yes. Use the Notes or Terms field to include your e-Transfer email address, bank name, security question (if not registered for auto-deposit), and any specific reference instructions for your Canadian client.
Yes, 100% free. Create, customize, and download professional USD invoices without any subscription or hidden fees.
Yes. You can add any state sales tax rate β California, New York, Texas, Florida, or any other state. The tax amount calculates automatically on the total.
The most common US payment terms are Net 30, Net 15, Net 60, and Net 90. You can add any of these to your invoice using the Payment Terms field.
Yes. Use the Notes or Terms field to include your bank routing number, account number, ACH details, or any other payment instructions for your US client.
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