Format may vary from time to time (as the invoices have evolved) one example would be something like 

Invoice

Invoice No:    C0331-2008    
Invoice Date:27/02/2008
VAT No:     679 7113 03


Miss Carol Hocker
177 Elm Road,
Brighton
East Sussex
BN2 7HB




DESCRIPTION


AMOUNT

TOTAL



Corian worktops supply and fit
£3083.15

Neff double oven
£599.00

Neff gas hob
£298.00

Baumatic extractor hood
£419.00

Neff dishwasher
£420.00

Ducting kit
£30.00

Franke swing spray tap
£175.00

Baumatic Microwave
£219.00







Double sockets  x 4                         £160.00


Single sockets    x 3                        £108.00


Fused spurs       x 2                         £ 72.00


Cooker control panel                       £  55.00


5 triangle lights                                £120.00


Supply and fit new fuse board


The electrics will be invoiced by electrician and are plus vat



£5243.15



PAYMENTS RECEIVED

AMOUNT

TOTAL






Payment now due
£   2184.02

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