Write invoices in Turkish
Turkish invoices are expected by clients in Turkey. Using Turkish terminology keeps payments smooth and compliant.
#Who typically accepts Turkish invoices?
- Businesses operating in Turkey
- Local subsidiaries that manage accounting in Turkish
- Agencies and suppliers serving Turkish clients
#Common invoice terminology in Turkish
- Invoice → Fatura
- Invoice number → Fatura numarası
- Invoice date → Fatura tarihi
- Due date → Son ödeme tarihi
- Net amount → Net tutar
- VAT → KDV
- Gross amount → Brüt tutar
- Total due → Ödenecek toplam
#Formatting conventions in Turkish invoices
- Date format: DD.MM.YYYY
- Decimal separator: comma
- Thousands separator: dot
- Currency: ₺ before the amount (e.g., ₺1.200,00)
- Paper size: A4
#Structure of a typical Turkish invoice
- "Fatura" heading with a unique number
- Invoice and due dates
- Line items with KDV rates
- Totals shown as net, KDV, and gross
#Example invoice wording in Turkish
- Fatura No: 2025-014
- Fatura tarihi: 12.03.2025
- Son ödeme tarihi: 26.03.2025
- Ödenecek toplam: ₺1.200,00 (KDV dahil)
#Writing Turkish invoices with Cakedesk
Cakedesk helps you:
- Use Turkish invoice templates
- Apply comma decimals and KDV lines automatically
- Deliver PDFs that Turkish accounting teams expect
Issue Turkish invoices without manual translation or formatting.