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manamaga
manamaga
February 18, 2020
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Is there a way to have the due date shown on the invoice prior to sending it out to the customer?

  • February 18, 2020
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Best answer by Ashleigh1

Here's both anyway.  It shows when viewing the invoice in QB, but the actual PDF that's emailed to the customer it doesn't show:


Hello Manamaga, 

 

Thanks for the screenshots, much appreciated.

 

Can you got to the cog wheel>custom form styles>click in the template you use>content>click in top box on right hand side>scroll down to display> tick the box Due date or expiration date>done 

 

Then go back into an invoice and print or preview it and the due date should now appear on the page for you. 

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Becky29
February 18, 2020

Hiya Manamaga,

 

Yeah, You can have the due date on the Invoice prior to sending it to Customers. Are you having difficulty with this feature? Could you advise if  your using the Self-employed product or the small business? Thanks -Becky

 

 

manamaga
manamagaAuthor
February 18, 2020

I have Quickbooks Simple Start

Ashleigh1
Level 14
February 18, 2020

Hello Manamaga, 

 

Could you send us a screen shot of your invoice page so we can have a look into this as it should give you the box for the due date like Becky has stated above. 

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