North Korea — ERP & Accounting Software
When the company country is North Korea, Deevir applies the North Korean Won (KPW), VAT at a default 0%, the Asia/Pyongyang time zone and the +850 phone code in a single step. This page summarises those settings and the country's e-invoicing status.
Local settings
- Currency
- North Korean Won (KPW)
- Tax (default)
- VAT — no general VAT/sales tax
- Date format
- 2026. 12. 31.
- Amount format
- KPW 1,234,568
- Time zone
- Asia/Pyongyang
- Phone code
- +850
- E-invoicing regulation
- No national e-invoicing mandate on record; invoices are issued as PDF.
- Deevir price (from)
- $24.00 / month
- Interface language
- Korean — available
- Interface language: Korean
How Deevir works here
The base currency is the North Korean Won (KPW); invoices, cash and bank accounts in foreign currencies live in the same system and reports are converted to the base currency.
As no general VAT applies, documents are issued without tax; special taxes can be defined per product if needed.
Invoices are issued as sequentially numbered documents with all mandatory fields. A live connection to the national e-invoicing network is on the roadmap; until then documents are sent as PDF.
Dates are shown as 2026. 12. 31. and amounts as KPW 1,234,568. The interface is available in 23 languages; inventory, accounts, purchasing, production, cash & bank and reporting come in one package.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Deevir if my company country is North Korea?
Yes. Choosing North Korea in the setup wizard applies the currency (KPW), VAT rate, time zone (Asia/Pyongyang) and local formats automatically; all of them can be changed later.
What is the default VAT rate (country: North Korea)?
No general rate applies (0). Special taxes can be defined per product if needed; confirm with a local accountant.
Is e-invoicing mandatory (country: North Korea)?
No national e-invoicing mandate on record; invoices are issued as PDF. A live national network connection in Deevir is on the roadmap. This is a regulatory summary, not legal advice.
Which currencies can I work with?
The base currency is the North Korean Won (KPW). You can also invoice in other currencies and keep foreign-currency cash and bank accounts.
How do I get started?
Start a free 14-day trial, no credit card required, and pick North Korea from the list in the setup wizard.
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Tax rates and regulatory information are summaries and defaults; confirm with a local accountant before filing.
