
Freelance Invoice
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Builders lose weeks of cash flow when a stage invoice does not match what the customer certified. This three-page document sets out the contract, the stage, the cumulative value of work, the retention held, the amounts already paid and the sum due, with every figure traceable to a line.
The sample bills stage 4 of a six-stage house extension for Fallowfield Partners: £90,000 of work to date, £4,500 retention, £60,800 paid before and £29,640 due including VAT. Replace the supplier, contract and stage details first, then check that the table and the final total still add up.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the supplier details, VAT number and logo, then enter the customer, purchase order and contract reference.
Enter the stage, the value of work to date and the amounts certified before, then check the calculation table adds up.
Update the payment terms, due date and bank details exactly as the customer holds them, and delete retention rows you do not use.
Delete the guide page, then send the invoice to the customer's accounts team.
Yes. Set the retention rate to 0% or delete that row, then check that the net due and VAT still reconcile. The rest of the layout stays the same.
No. Fallowfield Partners, Hartley Homes, the addresses, bank details and every pound figure are fictional and only show what a finished invoice looks like.
The sample uses 20% VAT on the net amount. VAT rules for construction vary by job and customer, so confirm the right treatment with your accountant before you send an invoice.

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