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Use this page when you need a client-ready invoice for Turkey that can be printed, saved, or sent as a PDF. The invoice should show the commercial deal clearly: who sold the goods or services, who bought them, what was delivered, the amount charged, and the VAT (KDV) treatment applied to each taxable line.
Turkey invoice work also requires an e-document check before printing. When both seller and buyer are registered e-Fatura users, invoices between them must be issued and received as e-Fatura except for stated exceptions. Many other taxpayers use e-Arşiv through the Revenue Administration portal or an approved private integrator, so a printed copy often supports records rather than replacing the electronic document.
Turkish e-Fatura and e-Arşiv invoices must include the issue date and document number, seller name or trade name, address, tax office and tax ID, buyer name or trade name and tax ID where applicable, goods or work description, quantity, price, amount, tax type, rate and amount, and delivery date and dispatch note number for goods.
Invoices identify taxpayers with VKN/TCKN and, for the seller and applicable buyers, the registered tax office. Turkey uses VAT (KDV), with rates of 1%, 10%, and 20%. The general VAT rate is 20%, with reduced rates of 1% for List No. I supplies and 10% for List No. II supplies such as basic foodstuffs, textiles, books, and similar publications.
A printable invoice should match the electronic invoice record. Turkish e-documents use a document number made of a three-character unit code and a 13-digit sequence. The sequence includes a four-character year and a nine-character serial number that starts from 1 at the beginning of each year and cannot be reused by the taxpayer.
Internet sales need extra fields on e-Arşiv invoices. The invoice must state that the sale was made online and include the website address, payment method, payment date, carrier name and VKN/TCKN for goods shipments, the shipment or service performance date, and return-section details for returned goods. Missing online-sale details create avoidable correction work after printing.
A one-off printable invoice works for a simple sale when the seller, buyer, KDV rate, VKN/TCKN, tax office, line details, and e-document route are already clear. It also works for a corrected draft that needs review before final issue. Ordinary domestic practice uses the Turkish lira, and payment terms are primarily a commercial term, separate from the required invoice-format fields.
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A Turkey invoice should show VAT (KDV) details, including the tax type, rate, and amount. It should also show the seller's tax office and tax ID, plus the buyer's tax ID where applicable. Taxpayer identification uses VKN/TCKN, depending on whether the party is a business taxpayer or an individual.
A printed copy does not replace the required e-document route. When both seller and buyer are registered e-Fatura users, invoices between them must be issued and received as e-Fatura except for stated exceptions. As of 2026, many invoices outside e-Fatura must be issued as e-Arşiv through the Revenue Administration portal or an approved private integrator.
Turkish e-documents use a three-character unit code followed by a 13-digit sequence. That sequence includes a four-character year and a nine-character serial number. The serial number starts from 1 at the beginning of each year and cannot be reused by the taxpayer.
Internet sales on e-Arşiv invoices need fields that identify the transaction as online. The invoice should include the website address, payment method, payment date, carrier name and VKN/TCKN for goods shipments, shipment or service performance date, and return-section details for returned goods. These fields should appear before the invoice is printed or archived.
A mismatch between the printed invoice and the electronic invoice record creates the most practical trouble. The document number, issue date, seller and buyer tax details, KDV rate, line amounts, and delivery information should match the e-Fatura or e-Arşiv record. A printed PDF with different details becomes unreliable for review, payment, and bookkeeping.
Everhour separates cost and billable rates, so internal labor cost stays distinct from the client-facing amount. Teams can set default per-person rates, override rates on specific projects, preserve dated rate history, and price billable work by project, member, or custom task rate before preparing the invoice.
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