skymatic / reverse-charger

Create reverse charge invoices from financial reports of App Store Connect and Google Play Console
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Appstore Reverse Charger

Selling an app is not difficult nowadays. Nonetheless, writing the invoices for the sales can be a tedious task. Additionally, if you are a company/developer from the EU, it would be wrong to declare the whole sum of your revenue, because you have to explicitly separate EU and non-EU sales in your tax statement.

The Appstore Reverse Charger provides a GUI written in JavaFX to parse the monthly provided financial_report.csv and generate from it and a template several invoices divided by the corresponding subsidiary.

This project is aimed at app developers who distribute their apps via the mobile app stores of Apple and Google and need a quick and easy way to generate sales invoices.

The Template

This project already includes a small template to give you an idea of what it can do. But its strength lies in the fact that you can choose to create your own template and then just let the app generate the invoices for you.

To do this, the appplication replaces known keywords enclosed in double square brackets, e.g. {{ keyword }}, with parsed information.

The following list shows all keywords and their purpose:

Since Apple and Google do not have a common format, there may be additional information parsed from the report that is not present in the generated invoices. To support such information, you can place the optional sections in your template, which will be used only if the corresponding information is present. To indicate an optional section, surround the regarding lines with <!-- {{ OPTIONAL_START }} --> and <!-- {{ OPTIONAL_END }} -->. Within these, the following keywords can be used:

FAQ

Why is an invoice generated for each subsidiary of Apple or Google?

This is due to a specialty for sales made in the EU. A good explanation can be found here.

Can I use the application for more than one app?

Yes, but be aware that all apps will be listed as the same on the invoice, i.e. there will be no distinction between different apps.