What to include on every invoice
Your business details, client details, a unique invoice number, issue and due dates, a clear itemized list, subtotal, tax and total, plus payment terms.
Practical invoicing advice for freelancers and small businesses.
Your business details, client details, a unique invoice number, issue and due dates, a clear itemized list, subtotal, tax and total, plus payment terms.
Include the correct tax ID for your jurisdiction. In the EU, both supplier and customer VAT numbers matter for reverse-charge invoicing.
Set clear due dates, add a late fee clause, and send a polite reminder before escalating. A deposit invoice reduces risk.
Offer multiple payment methods, send invoices promptly, and use recurring invoices for retainer clients.