Invoicing Across Borders and Currencies
When clients pay in a different currency than your business banks in — practical guidance for cross-border work.
Cross-border invoicing has three problems most domestic invoicing doesn't: which currency you bill in, how the foreign-exchange spread eats your margin, and which tax framework applies (sales tax, GST/HST, VAT, or none). The articles below cover the practical version of each — the spreads on Wise vs Stripe vs PayPal, when to bill in USD vs the client's local currency, what paperwork the client's accounts-payable team actually needs to process a cross-border payment, and the tax-collection rules that apply once your annual revenue from a foreign jurisdiction crosses common registration thresholds.
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Buyer-issued POs with line items, expected delivery dates, and the right tax-ID labels per country.
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