Posts tagged "Invoicing"

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Invoicing in Sweden means sending a document whose content is largely set by law, from the VAT shown per rate to a number taken from an unbroken series. For a service company the invoice is also where the month's work turns into money, and where a small arithmetic mistake becomes a VAT figure that does not fit the return.

The posts below go through the parts that most often go wrong. One works a three-rate invoice to the öre to show why a blended VAT rate cannot be declared, why discount comes off before VAT and why rounding happens once per line. Another covers the unbroken number series under bokföringslagen, and a third payment terms and late-payment interest. The last applies RUT to a monthly cleaning invoice: 50 per cent of the labour including VAT, and nothing on the cleaning products.

Closepact's invoicing module carries VAT at 25, 12, 6 or 0 per cent on every line, takes the invoice number only when the invoice is sent, and corrects a sent invoice with a credit note rather than an edit. With the scheduling module, approved hours become a draft invoice. The guide to invoicing in Sweden covers the rules in full.