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Invoice format and locale facts for Liechtenstein

Use these defaults as a practical starting point for presentation. ISO/CLDR formatting facts are not legal or tax advice, and reviewed jurisdiction guidance is identified separately.

Currency & locale

CHF · de-LI

Paper & date

A4 · DD.MM.YYYY (DMY)

Language

de (official) · LTR

Text system

gregory calendar · latn digits

Why these defaults?

The country code comes from ISO 3166. Unicode CLDR supplies presentation-oriented locale, currency, paper, date, language, calendar, numbering, and direction metadata. Defaults reduce setup time; they do not decide what a valid document must contain.

Recorded official or regional-official language tags: de, gsw.

Selected national claims reviewed

Document vocabulary and checks

Liechtenstein's ordinary VAT-invoice particulars, 10-year baseline and 20-year immovable-property record rule, paperless-record condition and public-administration eInvoice boundary are reviewed from official sources. Transaction-specific VAT treatment, UID/MWST validation, special documents, public-buyer routing and compliant electronic transmission remain case-specific or unimplemented.

Evidence snapshot: 4 official sources · last reviewed 2026-07-20. This is scoped guidance, not a jurisdiction-wide compliance certification.

Tax labels: MWST (VAT). Business identifier labels: UID / MWST Number.

  • Required when applicable: Liechtenstein VAT Act article 26 says an invoice must clearly identify the supplier, recipient and nature of the supply and normally state the supplier's trading name/place and VAT-register number; recipient's trading name/place; supply date or period when different from invoice date; nature, subject and extent of the supply; consideration; and applicable rate plus tax amount (or the rate alone when consideration includes tax). Recipient details may be omitted from automated till receipts below the government-set threshold.Evidence LI_VAT_LAW · reviewed 2026-07-19 · review by 2027-01-19 · automation advisory only
  • Required when applicable: VAT Act articles 57 and 42 require business books, vouchers, business papers and other records to be kept until the absolute tax-assessment limitation expires: 10 years after the end of the tax period. Records connected with input-tax relief or own-use calculations for immovable property are kept for 20 years.Evidence LI_VAT_LAW · reviewed 2026-07-19 · review by 2027-01-19 · automation advisory only
  • Guidance: The VAT Act allows paperless transmission and storage only under conditions set by government. The Office for Finance's eInvoice channel is a separate structured public-administration workflow; a PDF or this local preview is not that transmitted eInvoice and does not validate UID/MWST identifiers or send to a public buyer.Evidence LI_VAT_LAW, LI_LLV_EINVOICE · reviewed 2026-07-19 · review by 2027-01-19 · automation advisory only

Identifier format guidance: See the relevant authority.

Reviewed official sources

Registry provenance

Other documents with Liechtenstein defaults

Each generator below requests Liechtenstein locale, currency, and paper defaults from the editor. Reviewed tax labels are applied only where supported; confirm the research status above before relying on jurisdiction-specific fields.