Tilbud
Et prisbud. Ikke et momsdokument og ikke registreret i dine bøger før det accepteres.
A business registered in Puerto Rico charges Sales tax at 11.5% and invoices in USD. Unlike a value-added tax there is no input-credit chain, so the tax sits on the sale itself and the document has to state it plainly. DocsOrigin takes the rate, the document names and the numbering conventions for Puerto Rico from the registry.
Invoicing in Puerto Rico is free forever with DocsOrigin: every document type, every export, no card and no trial.
Graded high: this rate has been checked against a tax-authority or official source. It is still your responsibility to confirm it before you rely on it.
Whatever the grade, your own setting always wins — a rate you enter overrides the registry everywhere, including on documents already dated in the past.
These are the documents DocsOrigin will offer a business registered in Puerto Rico, under the names used there. A type that has no meaning locally is not offered at all.
Et prisbud. Ikke et momsdokument og ikke registreret i dine bøger før det accepteres.
En betalingsanmodning. Giver ikke klienten ret til at fratrække moms.
Momsdokumentet selv. Låst når det er udstedt.
Faktura og betaling i ét dokument, når du bliver betalt på stedet.
Bekræfter modtagne penge mod en faktura.
Den eneste lovlige måde at annullere eller reducere et dokument der allerede var udstedt.
Varer overdraget uden gebyr.
On a document issued in Puerto Rico the identifier is labelled Tax ID. It is printed in the header of every tax document, isolated left-to-right so it reads correctly in any interface language.
No structural check is applied for Puerto Rico: the format is accepted as entered, because a wrong rule that rejects a valid number is worse than no rule.
Puerto Rico does not impose a strict national sequence, but DocsOrigin still numbers sequentially per document type and per year, because a gap is the first thing anyone auditing you will ask about.
Prefix, padding and yearly reset are configurable per document type, and the series is kept separately for each type.
Set the country and these stop being settings you have to think about. The examples below are rendered by the same formatter the documents use.
USD is written with 2 decimal places, and every amount is stored as a whole number of minor units. ⛔ Money never touches floating point.
Three lines, priced identically everywhere, run through the real tax engine with the Puerto Rico registry entry applied. This is what the document looks like there.
| Beskrivelse | Antal | Enhedspris | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Designarbejde | 12 | $45.00 | $540.00 |
| Brand guidelines | 1 | $380.00 | $380.00 |
| Support retainer | 3 | $60.00 | $180.00 |
The standard Sales tax rate recorded for Puerto Rico is 11.5%. Reduced rates may apply to particular supplies, and your own setting always overrides ours.
The document set recognised in Puerto Rico is listed above, under the names used locally. For a paid sale the usual document is Momsfaktura, and a mistake on an issued document is corrected with a credit note rather than an edit.
No. DocsOrigin is free forever for businesses in Puerto Rico as everywhere else: no subscription, no card, no trial, no per-document fee and no export fee. Optional professional services are the only thing that is ever charged for, and they are quoted per project.
Set your own rate in the business settings and it overrides the registry immediately, for new documents and for any date. Rates are applied by document date, so an old document keeps the rate that applied when it was issued.
The currency is shared, but the tax, the document names and the numbering rules are not. Each of these has its own entry.
Choose Puerto Rico once. The tax, the document names, the numbering, the date order and the currency format are configured together, and it costs nothing.
Free forever for businesses Opret din første fakturaThis page describes what DocsOrigin does with the registry entry for Puerto Rico. It is not tax advice, and it is not a statement of Puerto Rico law. Confirm your obligations with your accountant or the tax authority. Registry data as of 2026-08.