Free invoice templates for Wholesalers built for products and quantities, unit prices and discounts, and shipping charges and taxes. 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.
List products, quantities, unit prices, discounts, and shipping or tax charges with professional invoice line items.
These slip-ups slow payment and spark disputes, but simple tweaks fix them fast.
Line-item help for MOQs, tiered pricing, freight terms, EDI fees, and returns. Use our Wholesalers Invoice Template to bill faster with clear answers.
List each break clearly. Add the MOQ as a separate line if it forced a higher price. Example: “SKU A100: 500 units @ $4.80,” plus “MOQ Adjustment: 100 units @ $5.00.”
Note the term and carrier. Add freight as its own line when prepaid-and-add. Example: “Freight: LTL, FOB Origin: $245.00.”
Yes. Show each warehouse service as a separate charge. Example: “Pick & Pack: 40 cartons @ $0.30 = $12.00,” and “Palletization: 3 pallets @ $15 = $45.00.”
List shipped now and backordered later, with quantities and dates. Do not bill what has not shipped unless terms say otherwise. Example: “SKU B220: 300 shipped @ $3.10,” and “Backorder: 200 units, est. 10/05.”
Put payment terms near totals and again in notes. Include the exact discount math. Example: “Terms: 2/10 Net 30. Discount if paid by 10/02: $68.40.”
Reference your policy and the original PO. Add a percent or flat fee line. Example: “Restocking Fee: 15% of $1,200 = $180.00.”
No, if you have a valid certificate on file. Rules vary—check local rules. Example: “Sales Tax: $0.00, Resale Cert #123456 on file.”
If the buyer caused chargebacks or needs special labels, add compliance lines. Example: “UCC-128 Labels: 40 cartons @ $0.20 = $8.00,” and “EDI Chargeback: ASN late: $75.00.”