Common Uses
- To give a price quotation for business-to-business (B2B) transactions
- To provide an estimate for customs clearance
- When an approximate price is needed to secure funding
A proforma invoice gives a customer an estimate of the total costs of goods and services before payment and delivery are made. Unlike other invoices, this is a preliminary bill of sale and not a payment request. The document must be marked as a proforma invoice and include a disclaimer that it is not an invoice for payment.
A proforma invoice gives a customer an estimate of the total costs of goods and services before payment and delivery are made. Unlike other invoices, this is a preliminary bill of sale and not a payment request. The document must be marked as a proforma invoice and include a disclaimer that it is not an invoice for payment.
A proforma invoice gives a customer an estimate of the total costs of goods and services before payment and delivery are made. Unlike other invoices, this is a preliminary bill of sale and not a payment request. The document must be marked as a proforma invoice and include a disclaimer that it is not an invoice for payment.