In Thailand, invoices must include mandatory fields such as Tax ID, Branch ID, and VAT details. You can customize Harvest invoices to include this information.
Thai invoices require the transaction date to be formatted as DD/MM/YYYY. You can set this format in your Harvest invoice settings.
There is no specific limit on the number of clients you can manage and invoice in Harvest, making it suitable for businesses of various sizes.
Yes, Harvest allows you to add VAT details and tax summaries for your invoices, ensuring compliance with Thailand's tax regulations.
You can set up multiple tax codes in Harvest, allowing for accurate VAT reporting on your invoices for different tax rates in Thailand.
Harvest does not automatically calculate taxes, so you'll need to manually apply the correct rates. Additionally, invoices are sent only in English.