Harvest does not natively support XRechnung or ZUGFeRD formats. However, you can export invoices in UBL format, which may help in meeting some compliance needs.
Yes, you can add VAT lines to your invoices in Harvest, but you must manually set your tax rates as Harvest does not automate tax calculations.
You can personalize your invoices with your company logo and color scheme, but Harvest accounts are limited to one brand name per account. If you have multiple brands, separate accounts will be needed for each.
You can set your default currency to euros (EUR) for your German clients in Harvest. This allows you to easily manage billing in the local currency.
Harvest does support some aspects of compliance with GoBD requirements, but you must ensure your invoice contents meet all local regulations.
Your clients can pay online via Stripe or PayPal directly from the invoice. These options are widely accepted in Germany.
Harvest does not charge transaction fees for payments made through its platform, but the payment processors, like Stripe and PayPal, may charge their own fees based on the transaction amounts. It's best to check their respective pricing pages for details.
One limitation is that Harvest does not support multiple brands or logos within a single account, so if you need different branding, separate accounts are required.