Bill in French or English, apply GST and QST together the way Revenu Québec expects, and keep a compliant record for every invoice you send — built for how business is actually done in Québec.
Not a translated layer bolted onto an English product.
Switch your account, and every invoice, template, and email between English and French — pick per client if you need to.
Choose the Québec formula and both taxes calculate correctly, each shown on its own line the way a compliant invoice should read.
The applied tax breakdown is locked to the invoice permanently — change the formula later and every invoice you've already sent keeps its original numbers.
The Québec formula applies both taxes correctly and shows them as separate lines — what your clients need for their own input tax credits.
French is a first-class locale throughout InvoiceCast, from the interface to the invoice PDF — not a translated layer bolted on.
For the situations the built-in GST/QST formula doesn't cover — a zero-rated export, an industry-specific rule — build your own on Pro and Business.
Sequential invoice numbers, snapshotted sender and recipient details, and a locked tax breakdown on every invoice — the elements Revenu Québec and the CRA expect to see, though exact requirements can vary by situation.
Unlimited invoices and saved clients at no cost, in either language.
Yes — choose the Québec formula and both taxes are calculated and shown as separate lines on the invoice, the way a compliant invoice should read.
Yes, French is a full locale — the interface, invoice templates, and emails you send can all be in French, per client if you need to mix languages.
Yes — invoice numbers are assigned automatically in order (INV-0001, INV-0002…) and are never reused or reassigned, even if an invoice is deleted.
The formula you use is labelled by year, and the breakdown is locked to each invoice when it's created — a future rate change only affects new invoices, never ones you've already sent.
No. InvoiceCast applies the rates and formulas you choose — whether a specific sale is taxable, zero-rated, or exempt is a question for you and a qualified professional.
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