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The due date is the latest date for when you must pay your invoice. The invoice date is the date when the invoice was issued.

Technically, there's a time limit on how late you can write an invoice for a customer. But the grace period for collecting outstanding debt is usually very long. In some jurisdictions, you may be able to bill clients even after several years. However, the exact time limit depends entirely on local laws and regulations.

If the invoice is generated internally, the invoice date should be the date the invoice was prepared and approved. Receipt date refers to the date goods or services were received or contractually due. If multiple dates or billing periods are included on a single invoice, use the latest date.

Mandatory information for invoicing The name and contact information of the buyer. The date of issue of the invoice. The invoice number. The quantity of goods delivered / provision of services, the unit price excluding tax and the precise name of each order.

Best Practices for Writing Invoice Terms and Conditions Use of simple, polite, and straightforward language. Mentioning the complete details of the firm and the client. Complete details of the product or service, including taxes or discounts. The reference number or invoice number. Mentioning the payment mode.

If the invoice is generated internally, the invoice date should be the date the invoice was prepared and approved. Receipt date refers to the date goods or services were received or contractually due. If multiple dates or billing periods are included on a single invoice, use the latest date.

Include a specific payment due date on your service invoice. Use direct language rather than vague instructions. List the exact due date, i.e. Payment due December 31, 2018 so there's no confusion for your client.