Invoices & documents
Create a manual invoice
Record an input or output invoice manually when no usable imported draft is available.
When to use it
- Record an externally issued invoice
- Capture input VAT and purchase EWT or output VAT
- Record a received Form 2307 independently for an output invoice
- Attach source and supporting documents
Before you begin
- Know whether the invoice is input or output
- Prepare the counterparty, invoice facts, business category, amounts, and source documents
How to use it
- 01
Start manual entry
From Invoices, choose Manual Entry and select the invoice direction.
- 02
Enter source facts
Complete the invoice number, date, counterparty, one business category, and the VAT amount composition.
- 03
Set direction-specific withholding
For input invoices, decide whether purchase EWT applies and select the effective ATC when applicable. For output invoices, you may open Received Form 2307 and save its separate draft before the invoice is processed.
- 04
Attach evidence
Add one primary attachment and, when needed, up to three supporting attachments, or record the missing-primary reason. A Received Form 2307 without an accepted primary attachment needs its own explanation.
- 05
Preflight and process
Save incomplete drafts. For an output invoice, review the read-only preflight first and process each independent record only when ready.
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What happens next
The invoice and, when requested, Received Form 2307 retain separate traceable tax facts and vouchers. The output invoice is posted synchronously; a queued Received Form 2307 result is not yet a posted ledger entry.
Good to know
- Manual entry records an invoice; it does not send a commercial invoice to a customer.
- Received Form 2307 is optional for the output invoice and is never written into its Output VAT or sales amount.
- The output invoice posts in its processing transaction; only the separate Received Form 2307 result may remain queued for the controlled worker.
- Do not confirm if the invoice number or counterparty might be duplicated.