Free tools for Mauritian businesses
Small tools for running a business in Mauritius. Each one runs in your browser, so whatever you type stays on your device. You don't need an account, and nothing gets a watermark.
Invoice & quote generator
Build a proper Mauritian VAT invoice with your BRN, VAT number and the right tax codes, then save it as a PDF. In English or French.
VAT calculator (15%)
Add or remove Mauritius VAT from any amount, and see exactly how the 15% breaks down.
VAT categories (TC codes)
Look up whether something is taxable, zero-rated or exempt, and which VAT3 box it belongs in.
MRA e-invoicing check
Pick your turnover band and find out whether the e-invoicing mandate applies to you yet.
Payment reminder writer
Write a payment reminder in the tone the situation deserves, then copy it into your own email.
Salary calculator
See what lands in your account after PAYE, CSG and NSF, and what a salary costs the employer.
Hourly rate calculator
Work out what to charge per hour or per day so the work actually pays.
Invoice checker
Score your current invoice against what the MRA says a VAT invoice must contain.
Invoice templates by trade
The same generator, preloaded with the way your trade usually bills, plus a few tips on getting paid without arguments.
- Freelance & consulting
- Retail & boutique
- Construction & renovation
- Catering & food
- Beauty & wellness
- Repairs & maintenance
Why free?
We make Biro, an invoicing and POS app for Mauritian shops. These tools cover the basics for anyone who isn't ready for the full thing yet. If one of them saves you an afternoon, you know where to find us.
Fair use
These tools are for real business paperwork. Don't use them to impersonate another business, fake a proof of payment, or mislead anyone. That's fraud, and it's the one thing we don't allow. Some guardrails are built in on purpose: documents can't be marked as paid receipts, well-known brand names can't be used as the seller, and every document notes that it was made with biro.mu.
Free to use for any legitimate purpose. Figures and requirements reflect Mauritian rules as dated on each tool; they're provided as guidance, not professional tax advice.