Situations every flat-rate business knows

Pick the one you're in right now. Each says what Tefter does and which guide to open.

You've just registered as flat-rate

Your registration has come through, your first client is waiting for an invoice, and you're not sure what it has to say.

Install Tefter and enter your business details: tax number, registration number, address and account.
Add the client by tax number and issue your first invoice. The app fills in every required field.
The invoice goes into the KPO book and you're ready for next month.

The client is in Germany or the US, pays in euros or dollars, and the invoice has to be in English with the NBS rate.

Add your foreign-currency account with its IBAN and SWIFT.
Pick the foreign client and the currency. The NBS rate for the date of service arrives by itself.
Issue a bilingual invoice. The dinar amount goes into the KPO book.

By the 15th of each month you pay tax, pension and health contributions, and every time you retype accounts and references.

Business is good, but above 6 million a year you lose flat-rate status, and above 8 million in 12 months you enter VAT.

The home screen shows how much you've invoiced and how much room is left before each limit.
The warning arrives as you get close, not when it's too late.

The inspector wants the KPO book, the register of issued invoices and last year's invoices, by Friday.

Choose the period in Reports.
Download the tax inspection package: every book and a PDF of every invoice in one file.

You're not at a computer when the invoice needs issuing or the receipt for materials needs saving.

Download Tefter for free, enter your business details and issue an invoice. No account, no card.