Invoices to be issued for micro exports will continue to be issued as e-archive invoices if the sender is an e-archive user, otherwise as paper invoices. Neither the GTB nor the Presidency has any regulation on this issue, and unless otherwise stated, printed (paper/e-Archive) invoices will continue to be issued.
We send goods abroad through cargo companies. Should the invoices related to these be e-Invoices?
In this method called Micro Export, instead of the Customs Exit Declaration, the Electronic Commerce Customs Declaration is used by cargo companies and it is not included in the scope of e-Invoice in the current process. Therefore, printed (paper/e-archive) invoices will continue to be issued for export transactions carried out within this scope.
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