How to use this switzerland invoice
- Add your business name, address and VAT number (CHE-…MWST/TVA/IVA).
- Add your Swiss IBAN so the QR-bill is printed automatically.
- List your services and the date or period of supply.
- Choose 8.1%, 2.6% or 3.8% VAT, or no tax if you are not registered.
- Download the PDF with the QR-bill.
What a Swiss invoice must show
- names and locations of supplier and customer
- your VAT number: your UID with the suffix MWST, TVA or IVA, for example CHE-123.456.789 MWST
- invoice date and the date or period of supply
- type, subject and scope of the service
- amount, VAT rate and VAT amount
VAT rates and registration
Since 1 January 2024, Swiss VAT is 8.1% standard, 2.6% reduced (food, books, medicines) and 3.8% for accommodation. You must register once your worldwide turnover reaches CHF 100,000 a year. Below that, charge no VAT.
QR-bill and payment terms
The QR-bill has been the standard Swiss payment slip since October 2022. With a Swiss or Liechtenstein IBAN and CHF or EUR, Invoiceferry prints it automatically. Payment within 30 days is common. Keep invoices for ten years. For e-invoicing rules, see the Switzerland e-invoicing guide.