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Invoice requirements by country

What the law asks an invoice to show, which language and currency it may use, the VAT wording, numbering and how long to keep it. Every page has an example invoice and its official sources.

Checked 22 October 2026 · Not legal or tax advice

Countries

10 pages, each with an example invoice.

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Rules side by side

Standard VATLanguageCurrencyKeep records
Georgia18%Not set by the Tax CodeAny; tax in GEL at the NBG rate3 years after the year ends
Armenia20%Armenian, may be bilingualAny; tax in AMD at the CBA rate5 years
Kazakhstan16%Kazakh or RussianE-invoice in KZTAt least 5 years
Uzbekistan12%Not set by lawE-invoice in soums3 years
EUSet by each countryAny; no general translationAny; VAT in national currencySet by each country
Germany19%Any; German on requestAny; VAT converted to EUR8 years
Poland23%Not set by lawAny; VAT in PLN5 years after the tax year
Spain21%Any languageAny; IVA in EUR4 years tax, 6 commercial
United Kingdom20%Not set by lawAny; VAT total in GBP5 years (6 for VAT)
United StatesNo federal VATNot set by lawNot set by law3 years, longer in some cases

Checked 22 October 2026 against each country's law and tax authority. Each page links its sources.

Questions

Whose rules apply, mine or my client's?

Your invoice follows the rules of the country where you are registered for tax. Your client's country decides how it treats the invoice, for example reverse charge in the EU.

Is this legal advice?

No. Each page links the law and the day we read it. Rules change; check with the tax authority or an accountant before you rely on it.

Can I make the invoice here?

Yes. The free invoice generator works in your browser, checks the fields your country asks for and prints to PDF. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

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The free generator opens with your country's rules and tells you what is still missing.