INVOICING GUIDE

Invoice mistakes to avoid

Most invoice corrections come from details that can be caught in one review before sending.

A confusing billing entity

A customer’s trading name may differ from its billing name. Use the billing details the customer supplied and double-check the invoice address.

An ambiguous amount

List the currency, quantity and price. “Three hours at 75 USD” is easier to verify than a single unlabeled amount of 225.

A duplicate or missing reference

Assign each issued invoice a unique number. Add the customer’s purchase order or project reference when they use one.

Unclear adjustments

Label discounts and tax distinctly. Compare the final total with the accepted quote, and verify the accounting rules that apply to your transaction.

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