How can I create an invoice online in Iraq?

Open the DocMak invoice maker, enter your company details and Tax Number, add your line items in IQD, then export a PDF. The Iraq preset applies local currency, number formatting and the invoice fields buyers here expect.

Is there a free invoice template Iraqi businesses can use?

Yes. Every DocMak invoice template is free to edit and export, including the standard, simple, service and business layouts built for Iraq.

Can I create Arabic invoices in Iraq?

Yes. The editor supports full right-to-left Arabic, bilingual Arabic-English columns, and Arabic numerals, so you can send one document that satisfies both local and international counterparties.

Do invoices in Iraq need VAT?

Iraq does not currently apply a general VAT, so invoices show net totals in IQD. If your sector is subject to another levy you can add a custom tax line.

Iraq · IQD · 0% VAT · General Commission for Taxes

Iraq Invoice Maker — Free Online Invoice Templates

Create professional invoices online using Iraq-focused templates. DocMak generates invoices in Arabic and English with your business details, Iraqi Dinar (IQD) amounts, local formatting and one-click PDF export — no signup and no spreadsheet formulas.

Create a Iraq invoice العربية

Opens the standard DocMak invoice editor with IQD and Tax Number preset.

Iraqi Dinar (IQD) as the invoice currency
No VAT is charged — totals are shown in IQD only
Tax Number and commercial registration fields used by Iraqi businesses
Bilingual Arabic / English layout with right-to-left support
Sequential invoice numbering, payment terms and bank details in IQD

Iraq templates included

Invoicing rules in Iraq

Iraq has no general VAT; sales tax applies only to specific goods and services, and corporate income tax is assessed by the General Commission for Taxes. Invoices are therefore issued net in Iraqi Dinar (or USD where contractually agreed), with the supplier's tax number and a sequential number for the buyer's records.

Supplier legal name, address and Tax Number
Buyer name and address, plus their tax identifier where registered
A unique sequential invoice number and issue date
Line description, quantity, unit price and line total in IQD
Subtotal, any discount and the total amount payable
Payment terms, due date and bank transfer details

Who invoices with DocMak in Iraq

Iraqi contractors, trading houses and service providers in Baghdad, Basra and Erbil increasingly work with international partners who expect English documentation, while government and ministry submissions remain Arabic. Most small businesses still assemble invoices by hand in Word, which is where a bilingual template saves the most time.

Arabic and English invoices for Iraqi buyers

Arabic is the primary business language in Iraq, with Kurdish and English also used in the Kurdistan Region, so a right-to-left Arabic document with an English column covers nearly every counterparty. Switch the editor to Arabic and DocMak flips the document to right-to-left, keeps your English descriptions alongside, and exports both languages in one PDF so procurement, banks and government buyers in Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, Mosul can all read the same file.