Invoice calculator

What the invoice calculator does not do

• It does not keep anything. Nothing is written to your browser's storage while you use it and nothing is sent to us, so the figures are gone when you close the tab. Press Create this invoice if you need a document: the figures are handed to the invoice generator in this tab, cleared as soon as it opens, and saved there as a new invoice alongside any you already have.
• It does not know your tax rate, and it does not check whether you are required to charge tax at all. It applies the rate you type.
• It applies one tax rate to the whole invoice. A line-by-line rate, which is what a mixed-rate invoice needs, is not supported here.
• It isn't tax advice. It does the arithmetic, and you're responsible for the numbers you enter.

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Once the figures are settled, the invoice due date calculator works out the day the money is due, whether that's Net 30, a count of working days or a date counted from the end of the month. Once that day has passed, the late payment fee calculator takes over.

A discount here comes off for everyone, whenever they pay. For one that applies only if the invoice is paid early, which works differently and has a cost of its own, use the early payment discount calculator.