USD invoice with CAD equivalent
Turn USD line items into CAD with an exchange rate you type.
Result
Total in CAD
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Enter line items, an exchange rate, and where that rate came from.
GST/HST on an export is for you to confirm. No sales tax is added until you choose a province.
Each line is quantity times the USD unit price. CAD is that USD amount times the exchange rate you type, rounded to the cent.
Example: 2 × 100 USD and 1 × 50 USD at 1.36 are 250.00 USD and 340.00 CAD.
Result
Estimate for planning only. This is not tax, legal, accounting or financial advice. Results depend on the figures you enter. Check all numbers, rates and rules with the official source or a qualified professional before relying on them.
About this calculation
How it works
Type each line in USD and the exchange rate, with the date and source of that rate. CAD for a line is the USD amount times your rate, rounded half up to the cent. Example: 2 × 100.00 USD and 1 × 50.00 USD at 1.36 are 250.00 USD and 340.00 CAD.
Rules
The exchange rate is always one you type. Choosing a province adds the sales-tax rates you can edit, on the CAD total. GST/HST on an export is for you to confirm. This page does not say that tax applies.
Which exchange rate should I use?
Type the rate you choose, and label the date and source. This page does not download a Bank of Canada rate.
Is GST/HST added on an export?
Only if you choose a province. Whether GST/HST applies to an export is for you to confirm with the official source or a qualified professional.
Is the CAD amount a bank conversion?
No. It is your USD amounts times the rate you typed, rounded to the cent.