France vs Germany
Everything you need to know about issuing professional invoices in France and Germany. Compare tax rules, currencies, and local requirements.
Key Invoicing Differences
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about invoicing in France and Germany.
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Yes. You can add the standard French TVA rate (20%), reduced rates (10% or 5.5%), or special rate (2.1%). The TVA amount calculates automatically on the invoice total.
A French invoice must include: your business name/address, client name/address, SIRET or SIREN number, VAT number (Numéro de TVA intracommunautaire), invoice date, unique invoice number, description of goods/services, TVA rate and total TVA amount, payment due date, late payment penalty rates, and the mandatory €40 recovery indemnity mention (indemnité forfaitaire de 40€ pour frais de recouvrement).
Yes. You can add them to the Business details or Notes field so they appear on the final PDF as required by French tax authorities.
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Yes. You can add the standard German MwSt rate (19%), reduced rate (7%), or zero rate for Kleinunternehmer/exempt billing.
A German invoice must include: your business name and address, client name and address, Steuernummer (tax number) or USt-IdNr (VAT ID), invoice date, delivery/service period (Leistungszeitraum), unique invoice number, detailed breakdown of goods/services, MwSt rate/amount, and total amount.
Yes. Use the Notes or Terms field to include your Bank Name, IBAN, BIC/Swift code, and Account Holder Name for SEPA bank transfers.
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