A purchase order in Japan typically includes details like the company registration number, tax identification number, and specific item descriptions.
Yes, you can customize your purchase order template in Harvest to include necessary fields and comply with Japanese regulations.
When using Harvest's payment integration with Stripe and PayPal, standard processing fees apply, which vary by payment provider. It's advisable to check with these providers for specific rates.
Harvest allows you to add tax lines to your purchase orders, but you will need to set the consumption tax rate manually as it doesn’t automate calculations.
There's no strict limit on the number of purchase orders you can create in Harvest, but it’s designed for service-based businesses, not high-volume retail.
Yes, Harvest supports multiple currencies. You can set the default currency to yen (JPY) for your Japanese clients.
There is no specific limit on the number of invoices you can create in Harvest. However, depending on your subscription plan, there may be restrictions on the number of clients or active projects.
Harvest does not automate tax calculations, so you need to set tax rates manually. Additionally, the interface is English-only.