Chamber arch
Chamber arch — invoice template, Office, law and finance. Fill it in in your browser: totals, discount, tax and balance due are worked out. Free.
Paper and view
Ink colour for the document.
You
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, up to 400 KB. Drag it on the document to move it. It stays in this browser — nothing is uploaded.
Client
What you are charging for
Totals
What appears on the invoice
Switch a block off and it disappears from the document completely — no empty heading, no blank frame.
How to pay you
Nothing is switched on here, so nothing appears at the foot of the invoice.
| Description | Qty | Unit price | Amount |
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Signature
- It calculates. Line totals are rounded before they are added, the way bookkeeping does it — so the figure on the invoice is the figure that lands in the bank, with no rounding drift between them.
- It knows tax can be inside the price, not only added to it. Templates written for one country get this wrong and quietly overcharge or undercharge everyone else.
- The discount comes off before the tax is worked out, because that is the order that is actually correct.
- The arithmetic is checked against a separate, independently written model before this page ships — and against a deliberate attempt to break it.
Chamber arch
A large navy semicircle rising from the bottom edge, sand-coloured hills behind it, and two gold vertical hairlines cutting the band into thirds. The header block on this design is centred rather than left-aligned, so the business name, the invoice title and the bill-to details stack down the middle of the sheet under the arch. The table is ruled and unfilled and the balance due is an outlined frame. Plain sans, symmetrical, formal.
A centred header — will it still look right with a long company name?
It will: the header is a column, so a two-line name stacks rather than colliding with the invoice number. The details block is centred with it.
Membership dues for a year — one line or twelve?
One line with the period in the description is clearer to pay and to file. Twelve lines are only worth it when the amounts genuinely differ month to month.
When one invoice becomes a hundred
This page makes a document. The bookkeeping spreadsheet keeps the year: what you invoiced, what was paid, what is overdue, and what it all means at tax time — with the same verified arithmetic.
Small Business Bookkeeping Spreadsheet — $14.99Questions people actually ask
Is anything I type sent to you?
No. The whole thing runs in your browser, including the logo. Your draft is kept in this browser's own storage so it survives a reload, and clearing it removes everything. We never see it and there is nothing to sign up for.
How do I get a PDF?
Press print and choose Save as PDF. Only the document prints — the editing panel disappears. Pick A4 or US Letter above so the margins are right for your country.
What is the difference between tax added to the prices and tax already in them?
If your prices exclude tax, the tax is added on top and the total goes up. If your prices already include it, the total does not change and the tax is separated out of it for the paperwork. Getting this backwards changes what your client owes, which is why it is a choice here rather than an assumption.
Can I issue a credit note?
Yes — put a negative quantity on the line you are reversing. The discount and the tax reverse with it, so a credit note and the invoice it cancels come to exactly zero together.
Why does the unit price allow four decimal places?
Because real prices have them: per litre, per kilometre, per unit. If a price is rounded to cents before being multiplied by a quantity, the line is wrong by more the larger the quantity gets.
