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1. Choose your currency
2. Enter your name
3. Enter your client's name
4. Invoice issue date
5. Invoice due date
6. Enter your services and describe what you offered
7. Add tax or discount
8. Add special notes or payment information
Include the invoice number and date at the top of the invoice to make it easy for the client.
This is where you include you or your business name, address, number, email, or any other info you see necessary
This is where you include the client’s name, address, number, email, or any other info you see necessary.
Include a short description of the work you did, the quantity delivered or hours worked, and the price for each item.
Add any discounts, your tax, and include the total amount needed to be paid at the bottom
Include any notes you have, if there are any, at the end of the invoice
You may be wondering how to send out an invoice to get paid for the services you have rendered. The simplest and fastest way to send an invoice is by email. It allows you to attach an uneditable invoice in PDF format to help prevent fraud. Make sure to include a brief description of your company and of the invoice in its body.
There’s no legal set standard for when you should invoice a client for the services rendered. In most cases, accounting experts recommend sending the invoice immediately after you have completed an order or following a two-week cycle. If possible, try to agree on the payment terms before you have delivered any services.
When invoicing a client for services rendered, make sure that your invoice contains an itemized list of all the services offered during that billing cycle
After that, you’ll need to settle on your billing method. This can be any one of the following: