what about forms? invoices?

[douseahouse]

i went to the local office supply and purchased some of the generic sales invoices that they have. does anyone have any dedicated to this type of business that they would like to share? or any suggestions on what should be on a sales invoice for this type of business?

thanks always,

rando

[grasshawg]

I use the generic type as well. I just write my business name on the top, itemize the work I did, (ex: house wash, $200, driveway wash, $175, roof wash, $250) go down and write in the tax charged, (if any), write the total, (in this example, $525) and have the customer sign in the "recieved by" block and give them the yellow copy.
That's it.
I also use the "money reciept" forms. They get a reciept that breaks down the work performed, and they also get a reciept for the money they paid.
Randy

[taselton2]

I Had Custom Forms Made With My Logo On Them. I Think This Is More Professional And May Make The Difference Sometimes. I Think I Spent $300 Dollars For A 1000. I Will Try To Post One When I Get Some Time.

[russ s]

i just went into word on my computer and generated my own then made copies and it was that simple

[H2Ocean]

I am using Quick Book PRO with my laptop and a mobile printer. Quickbooks Pro will also email the invioce for you. It looks nice and you just import your logo. The invoice is generated from the Estimate that was created by Quickbooks and just pulls it over for billing...you can edit it if services were added or rates were adjusted. Now everything is in a P & L and time tracking...I think this will help out my accountant (Might be me)....hope this helps....

[Mark]

We use MYOB Premier Accounting.
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