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How to fill out an invoice. The name and contact information of the vendor and customer. An invoice number for payment tracking. The date of the transaction and date of invoice. The payment due date. A list of sold products or services with prices. Any pre-payments or discounts.
As a freelancer, the information you need to include is the same as any other self-employed person (or company, even). This is your company name, address, the name and address of your client, VAT rate, an itemised list of what you're charging for, the amount payable and an invoice number.
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Add Important Details At minimum, freelancers should include their name or company name, their address, the client's name and address, and sales tax number, if your state requires you to collect sales tax. Other important details include: Invoice number. Client's PO number, if applicable.
How to structure and format your invoice Include branding in the header. ... List your contact details and company. ... Add all relevant dates. ... Include a breakdown of costs and totals. ... Set out how you want to be paid. ... Send your invoice with an accompanying email.