# INVOICE

## From
**Standard Design LLC**  
123 Business Avenue, Suite 100  
New York, NY 10001  
(555) 123-4567 | billing@example.com

---

## Bill To
**Acme Corp**  
456 Enterprise Blvd  
San Francisco, CA 94103  
Phone: (555) 987-6543

## Invoice Meta
**Invoice No**: US-1001  
**Date**: 4/29/2026  
**Due Date**: 5/14/2026  
**Payment Terms**: Net 15

| # | Description | Qty | Rate | Tax | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Consulting Services<br>Strategic planning and implementation | 10 | 150.00 | 0% | 1,500.00 |
| 2 | Material Costs<br>Reimbursement for project supplies | 1 | 500.00 | 8.875% | 500.00 |

**Subtotal**: $2,000.00  
**Tax**: $44.38  
**Total**: $2,044.38

### Payment Info
**Bank**: Chase Bank  
**Account**: 0000001234  
**Routing/SWIFT**: 123456789

### Notes
1. Please include the invoice number as the payment reference.
2. Payment is required within the due date associated with the selected payment terms.
3. Late payments may be subject to a finance charge of 1.5% per month.
4. Please notify us of any discrepancies within 7 days of receipt.

## Built for the US Market.
Most invoice templates are designed for EU/UK by default and include confusing VAT fields. I stripped all that out and added what US businesses actually need: Sales Tax support, routing numbers, and proper date formatting.

## US Freelancers

### Look Like an Established Business.
Corporate clients in the US care about vendor paperwork way more than you'd expect. Having a proper invoice with your EIN, clean address formatting, and professional layout makes their AP department happy - which means you get paid faster.

### Payments

### Skip the Check. Set Up ACH.
Waiting for checks is painful. That's why I added bank detail fields by default - put your Routing and Account number right on the invoice so clients can pay you directly via ACH. Most businesses prefer this anyway.

### Common Questions

**Do I need to charge Sales Tax?**  
It depends on your state (nexus) and what you are selling. Services are often exempt, but physical goods are usually taxable. Always check with a local CPA.

**Can I assume Net 30?**  
Net 30 is the industry standard in the US, but we recommend explicitly stating it in the Notes section to avoid ambiguity.