Free Invoice Generator & PDF Maker

So erstellen Sie eine kostenlose Rechnung

1. Füllen Sie Ihre Firmen- und Kundendaten im Formular aus.
2. Fügen Sie Positionen mit Beschreibung, Menge und Einzelpreis hinzu.
3. Legen Sie den MwSt-Satz fest (0 %, 5 %, 15 % oder individuell) und optionalen Rabatt.
4. Klicken Sie auf PDF herunterladen, um Ihre Rechnung sofort zu speichern.

Warum unseren Rechnungsgenerator nutzen?

• Keine Anmeldung—Rechnungen sofort ohne Registrierung erstellen.
• 100 % kostenlos—kein Wasserzeichen, keine versteckten Gebühren, unbegrenzte Rechnungen.
• Sofortiger PDF-Download—professionelles Format zum Versand bereit.
• Multi-Währungsunterstützung—QAR, SAR, AED, USD, EUR und 150+ weitere.

What is an Invoice?

An invoice is a document you send to a client after delivering goods or services. It lists what you provided, how much it costs, and when payment is due. Invoices serve as both a request for payment and a record for your books. Many freelancers and small businesses rely on simple, clear invoices to get paid on time. A well-formatted invoice builds trust and reduces back-and-forth with clients. PDF invoices are widely accepted because they look professional and are easy to email or print.

Invoice Best Practices

• Include your business name, address, and contact details. Clients need to know who they're paying and how to reach you if there's a question.
• Use a unique invoice number for each document. Sequential numbers (INV-001, INV-002) help you track payments and avoid mix-ups.
• State payment terms clearly—for example, "Net 30" means payment is due within 30 days. This reduces confusion and late payments.
• Break down line items with descriptions, quantities, and unit prices. Transparent pricing helps clients understand exactly what they're paying for.
• Send invoices promptly after completing work. The sooner you invoice, the sooner you get paid.

Unterstützte Währungen und MwSt-Sätze

VAT and Tax Information by Region

VAT (Value Added Tax) rates vary by country. Our tool lets you choose the correct rate for your region. Below is a summary based on official tax authority sources. Always verify current rates with your local tax office, as regulations can change.

• Qatar does not impose VAT on most goods and services. The standard rate is 0%, which makes invoicing straightforward for businesses based in Qatar. Source: Qatar General Tax Authority (GTA).
• The UAE introduced VAT in 2018. The standard rate is 5%, with some goods and services exempt or zero-rated. Businesses above the threshold must register. Source: UAE Federal Tax Authority.
• Saudi Arabia applies a 15% VAT rate on most taxable supplies. The rate was increased from 5% to 15% in 2020. Source: ZATCA (Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority).
• European Union member states each set their own VAT rates. Standard rates typically range from 17% to 27%. Reduced rates apply to certain categories like food and books. Source: European Commission VAT rates.
• The United States does not have a federal VAT. Sales tax is applied at the state and local level, with rates varying widely. Many service providers and freelancers do not charge sales tax on out-of-state sales.

Tips for Freelancers and Small Businesses

• Keep a copy of every invoice you send. Store them in a folder or use our built-in history to reload past invoices.
• If a client pays late, send a polite reminder with the invoice attached. Clear communication often resolves payment delays.
• For international clients, agree on the currency upfront. Our tool supports 150+ currencies so you can invoice in the client's preferred currency.
• Add your logo if you have one. A branded invoice looks more professional and reinforces your business identity.

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Sources and References

The VAT rates and tax information on this page are based on publicly available data from official tax authorities and international organizations. Tax rules change over time—always confirm current rates with your local tax office or accountant.

• OECD Tax Database – VAT/GST rates by country
• Qatar General Tax Authority (GTA) – Tax information
• UAE Federal Tax Authority – VAT guidance
• ZATCA (Saudi Arabia) – VAT and tax regulations
• European Commission – VAT rates in the EU