When It’s Used
- The duration and scope of work are unknown.
- Cost, time, and materials vary by project.
- The client doesn’t want to pay a flat rate.
A time and material invoice is used when a client is billed based on the hours worked plus the cost of materials used, typically for contractor or service-based projects. The invoice allows the client to only pay for the actual labor and items needed to complete the work. The invoice relays both parties’ info, a breakdown of time and material charges, and the total amount due.
A time and material invoice is used when a client is billed based on the hours worked plus the cost of materials used, typically for contractor or service-based projects. The invoice allows the client to only pay for the actual labor and items needed to complete the work. The invoice relays both parties’ info, a breakdown of time and material charges, and the total amount due.
A time and material invoice is used when a client is billed based on the hours worked plus the cost of materials used, typically for contractor or service-based projects. The invoice allows the client to only pay for the actual labor and items needed to complete the work. The invoice relays both parties’ info, a breakdown of time and material charges, and the total amount due.