Iran invoices require VAT and Taxpayer System details; Everhour gives teams reporting that connects billable work to invoice records.
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Use this page when you need a client-facing invoice for goods, services, project work, or billable time connected to Iran. The finished document should show who sold the work, who bought it, what was supplied, the price, the VAT treatment, and the amount payable in Iranian rial (IRR) when the invoice is for domestic tax reporting.
Covered taxpayers under Iran's Point-of-Sale Terminals and Taxpayer System law must issue electronic invoices through Iran's Taxpayer System rather than relying only on paper invoices. A printed copy can still help with client review, payment processing, and internal approval, but the tax record must align with the structured electronic invoice where the law applies.
An Iran invoice should identify the seller with the Iranian tax or economic identifier. For business-to-business electronic invoices, the buyer information includes the buyer economic number or national ID, depending on the buyer type. Keep legal names, addresses, invoice date, payment terms, and contact details consistent with the contract or purchase order.
Line items need more than a short description. Iran's electronic invoice formats use structured details such as goods or service ID, quantity or unit, unit amount, discounts, VAT and duties amount, and payable total. A service line such as consulting for IRR 80,000,000 should show the service description, quantity or period, unit price, tax treatment, and final amount due.
A printed invoice fails when it turns a structured tax record into a plain receipt. Keep the unique tax invoice number visible when the invoice comes from the Taxpayer System. That number links the client-facing copy to the electronic record generated and recorded through the taxpayer terminal or tax memory mechanism.
Iran uses VAT, called مالیات بر ارزش افزوده, for taxable goods and services and taxable imports unless a statutory exemption applies. The permanent VAT law sets the general tax and duties rate for ordinary taxable goods and services at 9%, but annual budget laws can change the effective rate for a fiscal year. Check the transaction year before applying tax.
A free printable invoice works for a single sale, a small manual project, or a client that only needs a payment document. It is enough when the seller can separately maintain the electronic tax record, payment evidence, contract files, and support for VAT treatment, including zero-rated or refundable exports where the VAT law applies.
A managed workflow becomes necessary when billable time, project costs, approvals, and invoice records must stay connected. Everhour Reporting can group and filter billable work, invoice status, costs, and project data, then export reports for review before invoice creation or accounting handoff. That record matters when several people contribute to one client invoice.
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A printed invoice does not replace the electronic invoice for taxpayers covered by Iran's Point-of-Sale Terminals and Taxpayer System law. Covered taxpayers must issue electronic invoices through the Taxpayer System. The printed version should mirror the electronic record, including the unique tax invoice number and the structured seller, buyer, line-item, VAT, and payable amount details.
The seller should be identified with the Iranian tax or economic identifier. For business-to-business electronic invoices, the buyer information includes the buyer economic number or national ID, depending on the buyer's legal status. Simplified consumer invoices use a different format, so do not force a B2B buyer identifier into a consumer sale.
Iran's electronic invoice formats require structured line-item data, including goods or service ID, quantity or unit, unit amount, discounts, VAT and duties amount, and payable total. A printed invoice should preserve that structure so the buyer can see which items carry tax and how the invoice total was built.
Iran's permanent VAT law sets the general tax and duties rate for ordinary taxable goods and services at 9%, but that does not mean every invoice uses 9%. Statutory exemptions, export treatment, and annual budget laws can change the result. Check the transaction year and the supply type before calculating VAT.
Exports of goods and services through official exit points are outside the ordinary domestic VAT charge, and VAT paid on eligible exported goods can be refunded under the VAT law. The invoice should make the export nature clear, keep supporting shipment or service evidence, and avoid presenting the sale as an ordinary domestic taxable supply.
Everhour Reporting lets teams build reports with 45+ columns, filters, grouping, date ranges, and exports in CSV, Excel/XLSX, or PDF. Teams can review billable time, non-billable time, invoice status, costs, project data, and client work before preparing invoice records.
Use Everhour Reporting to group billable work, review invoice status, export supporting records, and keep project billing evidence organized before accounting handoff.
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