
Issue a Bulgarian VAT invoice for a paid bill in a few clicks: ten-digit numbering without gaps, a PDF in Bulgarian and the guest's language, sent by e-mail, and a register of every document for any period in Excel or CSV.
A company guest asks for an invoice. Instead of copying the bill into separate software, you open the paid bill, check the company details and issue. Ordering.Tools numbers the invoice, builds the PDF from the bill's own lines and sends it to the e-mail address you give.
The invoice reproduces the paid bill to the cent: the tip stays out, a gift card counts as a payment, and VAT is split at your rate. An issued invoice is never edited — a correction is a credit note with a reason. Invoices are issued in addition to the fiscal receipt, not instead of it.
Lines, discount, delivery fee and payments come straight from the paid bill. No second program and no copying mistakes.
Ten-digit numbers that rise without gaps or duplicates, shared by invoices and credit notes, and never restart at year end.
Issuing twice returns the same invoice. Issued documents are frozen and never deleted.
Every invoice and credit note for any period, with net, VAT, gross and status, in Excel or CSV.
Your venue's admin turns invoices on from Revenue → Invoices and fills in the company: name, ЕИК, address with city, VAT number, VAT rate and the starting number.
Open a paid bill, take the guest's saved company details or type them in, and issue. The number is taken in the same step.
Send the invoice to the e-mail address you enter. The PDF is in Bulgarian, with the guest's language beside it.
Something to correct? Issue a credit note for the whole invoice or for an amount, with the reason printed on it.
Both parties side by side with name, address, city, country and ЕИК, then VAT number and the responsible person where given. Number, issue date and tax event date. At the end: total without VAT, VAT, total with VAT.
A credit note names the invoice it corrects and the reason, takes the next number in the same sequence and can never exceed what is left on the invoice.
If your accountant prefers it, a venue can use its own range of numbers, used up in order, as the VAT Act regulations allow. Off by default.
A VAT-registered company states VAT at its set rate — or at the rate the bill was charged when prices are shown without tax. A company not registered for VAT declares it once and issues invoices without VAT, with the legal basis printed.
A company guest pays and asks for an invoice. Issue it from the bill before they leave and e-mail the PDF.
Catering lines and the delivery fee land on the invoice exactly as on the paid bill.
One invoice for the whole evening's bill, with the company's details from its saved profile.
Declare it once and issue lawful invoices without VAT, with the legal basis printed.
Give a site its own range of invoice numbers when your accountant asks for it.
Hand your accountant the register for a month, a quarter or any period up to a year, in Excel.
Copying a bill into invoicing software by hand is slow and invites mistakes. In Ordering.Tools the invoice is built from the paid bill itself and checked against it to the cent before a number is taken.
Invoices and credit notes share one sequence of ten-digit numbers that rises without gaps or duplicates and never restarts at year end. A number is taken in the same step as the document, so a failed issue never leaves a hole.
The PDF is always in Bulgarian, with the guest's language beside it when they ordered in English, Greek or Turkish. Countries print by name, and the three totals close the document.
The same invoices can be listed, issued, sent and credited through the Ordering.Tools API and MCP tools, and the register downloaded through a link that expires in ten minutes.
No. Bulgarian law still requires a fiscal receipt for a sale in a commercial site, even when another tax document is asked for. The invoice is issued in addition.
No. The recipient is a company, with its name, address with city and country, and company number. Invoices to private persons are not offered.
No. Issued invoices are frozen and never deleted. A correction is a credit note against the invoice, with the reason printed on it.
Bulgarian VAT invoices in euro, issued by venues whose company is in Bulgaria. The recipient can be a company from another country.
Yes. Declare it once in the invoice settings: the invoice states no VAT and prints the legal basis. A bill on which VAT was charged on top is refused, so VAT is never relabelled.
No. A credit note corrects the tax document. Giving money back to the guest is a separate step on the Payments screen.
Invoices are off until your venue's admin turns them on in Revenue → Invoices. Fill in your company once and issue from any paid bill.
Other tools restaurants use alongside this one.
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