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Invoices, quotations & payment letters

Invoices, quotations, receipts and payment reminders keep money matters clear and provable. Each one should show who is charging whom, for what, how much and by when.

How to write invoices, quotations & payment letters

  1. Enter your business details and the customer's, then the invoice or quotation number and date.
  2. Add one row per item with quantity, rate and amount; the totals are yours to type, so check the arithmetic.
  3. Add payment terms, bank details and any tax number your country requires.
  4. Download the PDF and send it; keep a numbered copy for your records.

When to use one

  • Billing clients and customers
  • Quoting before a job
  • Chasing late payment
  • Refunds and cancellations

All invoices, quotations & payment letters

FAQ

What must an invoice show?

Seller and buyer details, a unique number, the date, a description with quantity and price, tax where charged, the total and how to pay.

Do I need a tax number on the invoice?

Where you are registered for VAT or GST, yes. Check your country's invoice rules.

These templates are drafting aids, not legal advice - check the formalities that apply to you.

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