Why a Proforma Is Not FA(3)
Practical guide: Why a Proforma Is Not FA(3). Data stays in the browser and examples explain Fakturato limitations.
Start by selecting the correct document type
This step focuses on why a proforma is not fa(3). Use the relevant preset, review seller and buyer identifiers, dates, currency, line items and payment details. Keep a local JSON backup before major changes. The checker reports technical inconsistencies, but tax treatment must be confirmed for the actual transaction.
Prepare complete data
This step focuses on why a proforma is not fa(3). Use the relevant preset, review seller and buyer identifiers, dates, currency, line items and payment details. Keep a local JSON backup before major changes. The checker reports technical inconsistencies, but tax treatment must be confirmed for the actual transaction.
Calculate and validate
This step focuses on why a proforma is not fa(3). Use the relevant preset, review seller and buyer identifiers, dates, currency, line items and payment details. Keep a local JSON backup before major changes. The checker reports technical inconsistencies, but tax treatment must be confirmed for the actual transaction.
Check the export
This step focuses on why a proforma is not fa(3). Use the relevant preset, review seller and buyer identifiers, dates, currency, line items and payment details. Keep a local JSON backup before major changes. The checker reports technical inconsistencies, but tax treatment must be confirmed for the actual transaction.
Common mistakes
This step focuses on why a proforma is not fa(3). Use the relevant preset, review seller and buyer identifiers, dates, currency, line items and payment details. Keep a local JSON backup before major changes. The checker reports technical inconsistencies, but tax treatment must be confirmed for the actual transaction.
Checklist
- Correct document type and numbering
- Consistent net, VAT and gross totals
- Correct due date and currency
- XML only for a supported invoice type
FAQ
Does a successful technical check guarantee tax correctness?
No. It only checks the implemented technical rules.