Consulting: fewer invoices, but every detail matters

You issue fewer invoices for larger amounts, often to clients outside Andorra. Each one has to be correct: the IGI treatment, any required exemption wording, and the client details leave no room for improvisation.

Sector invoiceF-2026/0212
CustomerNordic Ventures ABNRT L-704821-BActivityConsulting and servicesIncome account 705
DescriptionIGIAmount
Strategic advice4,5 %4.500,00
Monthly retainer4,5 %1.500,00
Taxable amount6.000,00
IGI 4,5 %270,00
Total6.270,00
Resulting journal entry
  • 430Customers6.270,00
  • 705Provision of services6.000,00
  • 4750Output IGI270,00

Balanced

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The same three headaches

The costly mistakes in consulting are usually on the document, not in the journal entry.

The hours live on a separate sheet

The catalog saves your services with a default price and account, so the invoice comes from the catalog and not from a template you copy.

Retainers are rewritten every month

A monthly template creates the draft automatically; you review it. A number is assigned only when you issue the invoice.

Overseas clients make invoicing more complex

The IGI treatment and required wording are set explicitly on each line and carried into both the invoice and the period register.

Best fit

The modules you will actually use

Fewer invoices mean that every one counts. You need each invoice to come out correctly without rebuilding it in your head.

  • InvoicingInvoices and credit notes with IGI, numbering by series and immutable PDFs.
  • Quotes and pro forma invoicesCommercial documents with separate numbering and controlled conversion into invoices.
  • TaxAn entity-specific calendar, IGI registers and figures prepared for Form 900.
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Journal entry generatedF-2026/0184
Journal entry generated from a sales invoice at the standard IGI rate.
AccountDebitCredit
Customers1.254,00
Service revenue1.200,00
Output IGI · 4.5%54,00
BalancedDebit 1.254,00 · Credit 1.254,00
Period
2026 · Q3Open

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