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Contractor invoice essentials
- Your business details and any license or registration number you show clients
- The project or job reference, plus the client’s PO number if they require one
- Separate lines for labour and materials so the client can review the breakdown
- Dates for the work period on the invoice date and notes fields
- Payment terms and any agreed deposit or progress payment
Progress and staged billing
If you bill in stages, create one invoice per stage and reference the previous one in the notes — for example “Progress payment 2 of 3 — stage 1 paid”. Sequential invoice numbers keep the paperwork auditable.
For jobs with materials, list quantities clearly: quantity for units or hours, rate for the unit price. The line amount is calculated for you, and the same numbers appear in the PDF.
Keeping records straight
Download each invoice as PDF when you issue it and save it with your job files. Because drafts stay on your device, the PDF is the copy to keep for your records.