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Starts with the lines most electrical jobs need. Change the wording, add your prices, and save it as a PDF. Free, no account, and nothing leaves your phone.
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Put your electrical contractor licence number on every invoice; customers and builders look for it. If the job needed a compliance certificate (a Certificate of Electrical Safety in Victoria, a CCEW in New South Wales), add its number in the notes so the customer can match the paperwork to the bill.
List labour, the call-out fee and each fitting on its own line rather than one lump sum. Customers query fewer bills when they can see what the downlights cost against the time to fit them, and it makes the next quote for the same customer quicker.
Builders report what they pay contractors to the ATO each year, so they need your ABN and business name exactly as registered. Without an ABN on your invoice, the builder usually has to withhold 47% of your payment.
The starting lines are examples with no prices: add your own rates. Rules checked October 2026; they can change, so check your state's regulator for anything that matters.
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Your electrical contractor licence or registration number from your state's regulator. The builder has a licence field, and it prints under your ABN.
If you're registered for GST, yes: the call-out fee is part of your taxable supply like the rest of the job. If you're not registered, don't add GST to anything.
Yes. Fill it in, tap Save as PDF, then share the PDF by email or text. Tick "remember my details" and your business details are there next time.