Invoicing & tax
The money in view, the month under control
Net revenue at a glance, and at month-end one tap – the finished package for the tax advisor.
Billing is your finance surface: you see your net revenue for today, the week or the month – calculated from real payments – and at month-end you pack together everything the tax advisor needs in one tap.

Real numbers, broken down
Net revenue is shown at a glance, with the split of paid vs. refunded and the number of payments. It's broken down where it counts: by payment method (cash, card, bank transfer, other), by service and by staff member. A new studio sees an honest zero here instead of invented demo amounts – what's shown here you can show your tax advisor without a knot in your stomach.
Tax that fits your country
Bellora keeps a tax preset ready for many countries: it pre-fills the label, the default rate, the mode (inclusive as in the EU/UK or on top as in the US/Canada) and the default currency. You can adjust the defaults as the owner. One invariant always holds – the same on invoice, PDF and export: net + tax = total. Important for honesty: the presets are helpful starting values, not an authoritative source of tax law – they don't replace the tax advisor.
The monthly export for the tax advisor
This is the heart of it. Instead of scraping receipts together from several apps, you pick a month, see the totals per currency in the preview and tap Export. You get a ZIP with one branded PDF per invoice and a table (no., date, client, currency, net, tax, gross) including a TOTAL row per currency. Via the share menu the package goes straight to the tax advisor.
Multiple currencies, honestly split
If you work in several currencies, Bellora shows each amount with the matching symbol. In the export it never sums across currencies – there's a TOTAL row per currency. Cleanly split is better than wrongly added. And revenue and invoices are seen only by the owner/admin or whoever has explicit revenue access.
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