Convert XRechnung to CSV
For the case where the destination is an import mask rather than a human. The invoice comes out flat, one row per line item, ready to paste into whatever your bookkeeping software expects.
Drop an invoice here
What do you want to do with your invoice?
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Seller and buyer
Line items
| # | Description | Qty | Unit | Unit price | VAT % | Net amount |
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Tax breakdown and totals
| Category | Rate | Taxable base | VAT amount |
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Payment and references
Remittance items
| # | Qualifier | Reference | Amount | Paid |
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EDI segments
| Segment | Element | Value |
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When CSV beats a spreadsheet
Most accounting packages import CSV and nothing else, and most of them choke on the workbook a converter hands you. The CSV here is deliberately plain: no merged headers, no formatting, no footnotes under the table. Decimal points stay as they were in the source, so a locale setting cannot quietly move them.