Yes, you can set the currency to Korean won (KRW) for your invoices to clients in South Korea.
You can add tax lines to your invoices. However, you'll need to set your own tax rates as Harvest doesn't automate tax calculations.
Harvest provides a simple invoice generation tool, allowing you to create and customize invoices with your branding. However, it does not support the use of dynamic fields or template variables for auto-populating information.
Yes, you can write the invoice content in Korean as Harvest allows free text for invoice descriptions.
You can include VAT in your invoices, but you'll need to manually enter the VAT rate, as Harvest does not automatically calculate it.
You can accept online payments via Stripe and PayPal, which are commonly used in South Korea.
Yes, Harvest allows you to set different billing rates for each client or project. This flexibility ensures that you can accurately bill clients based on their specific agreements and requirements.
One limitation is that Harvest invoices are in English, including labels like 'Invoice' and 'Due Date,' so clients may see some English terms.