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How to create and send an invoice in TaxTank

Learn how sole traders can create and send invoices in TaxTank with GST, payment details, line items and easy invoice tracking.

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Creating an invoice in TaxTank is quick and straightforward. Follow the steps below to send professional invoices to your clients.

Step 1: Navigate to the Invoices Tab

  1. From the left-hand menu, select Sole Tank.

  2. Choose the business you’re creating the invoice for.

  3. Click on the Invoices tab.

  4. Click the Add Invoice button to start a new invoice.

Step 2: Select an Invoice Template

  • Choose an existing invoice template, or create a new one if you don’t have one.

  • Most fields will be pre-filled with the template terms, but you can override any details if needed.

Step 3: Choose a Payer

  • Select an existing contact from the dropdown list, or

  • Add a new payer by entering their details on the spot.

Step 4: Enter Invoice Details

Fill in the key information:

  • Issue date

  • Due date

  • Bank account for payment

  • Reference or description (optional)

  • Invoice number – auto-generated or editable

Click Continue to move on to adding line items.

Step 5: Add Line Items

  1. Select an income category by searching or scrolling through the list.

  2. Enter the price, quantity, and description.

  3. TaxTank will automatically calculate totals and GST.

  4. To add more items, click Add Income.

Optional: Add Expenses

  • If you need to include deductions like commissions or tax withheld, click Add Expense and enter the details.

Step 6: Review the Invoice

  • Double-check all details including totals, GST, and client information.

  • Use the Back button to make changes to previous steps if needed.

Step 7: Save or Send

  • Save as Draft – keep the invoice for later completion or review.

  • Save and Send – automatically email the invoice to your client immediately.

Sent invoices will appear in the Pending tab until fully paid. When payments arrive, you can allocate them to the invoice in TaxTank.

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