Masonry Invoice Sample

Designed for masonry, construction, stoneworker and brickwork, this masonry invoice template features two cartoon mason / bricklayers with concrete on the hands. It also shows how to add your handwriting signature to your invoices.

This template is based on c5039 Sample Service Invoice Template: Using Handwriting Signature that demonstrates how to add a signature image to the form. In this new template, we kept the original signature image. You can delete it completely or replace it with your own signature image. It is added as an Excel "Picture" object. Remember, in order to keep it on the PDF masonry invoice generated with Invoice Manager for Excel, you need to name it with "oknWidget" prefix, such as "oknWidget_signature". Otherwise, Invoice Manager for Excel will remove it, just remove other button objects like "oknCmdExtract", " oknCmdCustomer" etc. The customization rule is described in the Customizing Invoice Template document.

The Bricklayer Invoice Template (c4115) here on InvoicingTemplate.com is based on c4071 Parts and Labor Invoice Template, which shows materials and labors on different sections of the form. Two taxes are applied to different sections. Unlike Bricklayer Invoice Template (c4115), this masonry billing form put all the items into one section, and two taxes are applied to all the taxable items (if the "Taxable" box of an item is checked). Invoice Manager for Excel is pretty flexible on taxing. Visit our tax invoices for more samples. For example, if you are running your business in the North Dakota, the tax rate should be 5%. If you are new to invoicing, talk to the tax authorities in the place where you are operating to get legal advice.