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Splitting an invoice lets a customer spread out payments for a single invoice across multiple invoices. You can split an original draft invoice into multiple invoices, allocating all original charges across the new invoices on a percentage basis of your choosing.

An invoice split is one of multiple invoices that together formed one original invoice. Splitting a single invoice into multiple invoices lets you offer flexible payment schedules, especially when the original invoice balance is a large sum.

A construction invoice is an application for payment for construction-related work and includes the total costs of materials, labor, and miscellaneous charges, as well as contract terms and the total amount due from the client.

Split payment invoices can be sent whenever you agree to break up a large bill into smaller payments. For example, imagine your customer places a large wholesale order that costs $80,000. They ask to spread the cost of this order across multiple billing periods, breaking it down into four payments.

Include Payment Details on the Invoice Write "50% payment on receipt of the customer order," followed by "50% payment on completion of work," depending on the type of goods, materials, labor, services, etc., provided and the terms discussed.

Construction Invoicing Basics Project name. Client name. Invoice number. The time duration corresponding to the provided services and/or materials. Contract amount and change order amount(s) if applicable. Total value of work completed to date. Retainage. Total amount of previous payments.

The split invoices are created based on the values provided by the user. Split invoices are created with the same number of invoice line items as that of the source invoice. The amount for the split invoice is distributed based on the split percentage or split amount.