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Invoice Types

Final Invoice

Definition

The last invoice issued upon project completion, billing for any remaining balance.

Overview

Final invoices close out projects, accounting for all work completed, any adjustments, and the remaining balance after interim payments.

Example

After issuing three interim invoices, the contractor sends a final invoice for the remaining $15,000.

Best Practices

Reconcile all previous payments, include final adjustments, and clearly mark as 'Final Invoice.'

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Not reconciling previous payments

Missing final deliverables

Unclear final amount

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I include all previous payments on the final invoice?

Yes, show the total project value, previous payments, and remaining balance for clarity.

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