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The Manual Invoice is a critical business document used in the Philippines for documenting commercial transactions and ensuring tax compliance. It serves as an official record of sales or services rendered, meeting the stringent requirements of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) under Revenue Regulations No. 18-2012 and the National Internal Revenue Code. This document is essential for businesses operating in the Philippines, whether they are VAT-registered or non-VAT registered entities. The Manual Invoice must include specific elements such as the TIN (Tax Identification Number), complete business information of both parties, detailed item descriptions, and proper tax calculations. It plays a crucial role in business record-keeping, tax reporting, and maintaining audit trails for both government compliance and internal accounting purposes. The document's format and content must align with Philippine tax laws while serving as a valid proof of transaction for both commercial and tax purposes.

1. Invoice Header: Contains company logo, 'INVOICE' title, and invoice number

2. Seller Information: Complete business name, TIN, address, contact details, and VAT registration status (if applicable) of the issuing company

3. Customer Information: Complete name, billing address, and TIN (if applicable) of the customer

4. Invoice Details: Invoice date, due date, payment terms, and reference numbers (PO number if applicable)

5. Item Details: Detailed list of goods/services, including quantity, unit price, and total amount per item

6. Computation: Subtotal, VAT (if applicable), other taxes or charges, and total amount due

7. Payment Instructions: Bank details or other payment methods accepted

8. Authentication: Signature line for authorized representative and official company stamp/seal