16% sales tax, applied per line
Define a 16% general sales tax rate once and it applies to every line, with the tax amount and total shown separately. Zero-rated and exempt rates sit alongside it where they apply.
Send invoices in Jordanian dinars with 16% sales tax, in Arabic or English — dinars stored to three decimals, as the currency actually works.
Jordan charges 16% general sales tax, and the dinar is divided into a thousand fils. An invoice has to show the tax separately, and a tool that assumes two decimal places will round every dinar amount it touches. Invroot takes the rate from you and stores dinars to three decimals.
Define a 16% general sales tax rate once and it applies to every line, with the tax amount and total shown separately. Zero-rated and exempt rates sit alongside it where they apply.
Most invoicing tools store money in hundredths. The dinar is divided into 1,000 fils, so a tool that assumes two decimal places rounds every dinar amount and quietly bills the wrong figure. Invroot stores dinar to three decimals throughout — invoices, payments, reports and its own subscription.
Invoice in JOD, or in your client's currency when you bill abroad. Totals, statements and reports all follow the currency each invoice was issued in.
The whole document renders right-to-left — layout, numerals and direction — so an Arabic invoice reads as an Arabic document. Choose the language per invoice.
Your tax registration number, address and trade name sit on every invoice, quote and receipt, alongside your logo, stamp and signature.
Numbers are assigned in sequence and never skip, so the series you show a tax inspector has no holes in it.
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