Tax and e-invoices

Draft. Written from the repository's documents and code; not yet reviewed by the owner.

What Payrudder does about tax and legal invoices, what it leaves to you, and where the legal e-documents of Turkey (and Peppol) fit. Payrudder is not a tax engine. It applies the rates you give it and records the tax data you give it; whether those are right for your sales is yours to decide, with your accountant.

Who works out the tax

The customer's tax data

On the customer: customer_type (individual or business), tax_id, tax_office (Turkey) and e_invoice_registered, set with PUT /v1/customers/{external_id}/tax, and a country (PUT /v1/customers/{external_id}/address).

Invoice documents

The invoice PDF is in the customer's language: English, Turkish, German, French and Spanish are laid out, and an Arabic customer's PDF gets the English layout (the PDF cannot yet shape Arabic). The hosted invoice page is available in all six languages. Amounts and dates follow the language's conventions and amounts carry the ISO currency code. Each party's tax id is labelled for what it is (a Turkish VKN or TCKN, a European VAT id) and printed with the tax office.

For a Turkish seller whose tenant issues e-documents, the invoice says that the legal e-Fatura or e-Arşiv document is issued separately by the integrator, with its own number. Nothing else legal is printed for any country.

When a tenant has an e-invoice integrator connected, each finalized invoice and credit note is turned into a legal e-document and sent to the integrator; the answer, the legal number and the files are kept with it.

What has not been verified