Free invoice templates for personal assistants built for hours worked, mileage charges, and expense reimbursements. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
Include hours, mileage, and reimbursements with professional invoice line items.
Billing gets messy fast. Use these quick fixes to keep invoices clean and prevent pushback.
Billing for errands, travel booking, mileage, retainers, vendor coordination, purchases, and NDA terms, built for household managers and executive assistants. Personal Assistants Invoice Template tips, clear answers.
List the retainer as a flat line, then show hours used and carryover rules. Example: “Monthly Retainer – 20 hrs: $1,600; Hours Used: 17; Carryover: 3 hrs to Oct.”
Yes, if it’s part of the service day. Note it separately. Example: “Travel Time Between Stops – 0.8 hr @ $60/hr: $48.”
Reimburse at the IRS mileage rate and add actual parking or toll receipts. Example: “Mileage – 42 mi @ IRS rate; Parking – Downtown Garage: $14; Toll – I-95: $6.”
List the item cost under reimbursables, then add your markup if your contract allows. Example: “Groceries (Whole Foods receipts attached): $186.42; Procurement Markup – 10%: $18.64.”
Use a premium rate and tag the time block. Example: “After-Hours Support (Sat 7–10 pm) – 3 hrs @ $95/hr: $285.”
Set a window and fee. Example: “Same-Day Cancellation (<24 hrs) – 2 hr minimum @ $75/hr: $150.”
Yes. Spell out inclusions, response times, and overage pricing. Example: “Concierge Plan – up to 10 hrs/mo: $700; Overage – $75/hr.”
Take a deposit, then invoice milestones. Example: “Engagement Party Deposit – 30%: $600; Venue Shortlist + Site Visits (Milestone 1): $400; Final Coordination (Milestone 3): $500.”