Independent contractors need invoices that look professional and make payment easy. A good invoice template also helps you keep cleaner records by making every job, client, amount, and due date easy to find later.
Independent contractor invoice fields#
Use fields for your name or business name, client name, invoice number, invoice date, due date, project name, service description, quantity, rate, subtotal, taxes or discounts when relevant, total due, notes, and payment instructions.
Example line items#
Write line items that explain the work without needing a call. Examples include “Kitchen cabinet installation, labor,” “May social media management,” “Website bug fixes, 6 hours,” or “Monthly lawn care service.”
Payment terms to add#
Add payment terms like due on receipt, Net 7, Net 15, or Net 30. If the agreement includes deposits, late fees, or milestone payments, make sure the invoice matches that agreement.
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