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Excel invoice templates?

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Does anyone know where I can download either a excel invoice template or a program that creates/adds in tax, etc?

I found one called "invoice by click", and it's nice for a free program... but I can't seem to delete anything I creae(making test invoices).

Thanks for any help...

-Tim

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Quickbooks was a good investment. I highly recommend it for anyone doing anything more than 10 sales per week. Good way to keep track of your customers and makes very professional looking invoices.

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For YEARs, we used a MS Excel template for invoices.  It was a pain in the rear... finally, about 4 years ago, we bought Quicken Home & Business, and it has invoicing built in.  It's pretty easy to use.

Rex S.

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John... maybe you can help me with this, but the tax only allows you to insert to the tenths( 7.7%), and I need it to the hundredths (7.75%). I see that I can add it in my "settings", but when I create a invoice, that's a different story.  ;)

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you got me on that. Our tax here is 9.25 I just rounded it up to 9.3 and that did it. Nobody ever complains. Or round it down but make it RIGHT when you file your tax forms.

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I have an excel one on the home computer I can load up if you still want it

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9.25%?!?? WOW!!!  :o :o :o

Yeah but no state income tax. ;D

Yeah,that means I who make well under $20,000 a year pay the same sales tax on food as the guy who makes $200,000 plus. I'd rather have the state income tax.

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If you use File + New in Excel, there are a ton of templates already there. Have you looked at them?

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I use the invoice that came with exel.  adds tax and everything.  Couldn't be any easier.  It is a premade template.  You just add your info in the blanks and print.  

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