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The Timesheet Invoice is a specialized document used in Qatar for billing time-based professional services and contractor work. It serves as an essential tool for documenting and charging for professional services while ensuring compliance with Qatar's labor and commercial regulations. This document type is particularly relevant when services are provided on a time-and-materials basis, requiring detailed tracking of hours worked, activities performed, and applicable rates. The Timesheet Invoice must comply with Qatar Labor Law No. 14 of 2004, particularly regarding working hours documentation and overtime calculations, as well as meeting the requirements of Qatar's tax authorities for proper invoice documentation. It's commonly used in professional services, consulting engagements, and contractor relationships where accurate time tracking and billing are crucial for payment processing and regulatory compliance.

1. Invoice Header: Company information, invoice number, date, and Qatar tax registration number if applicable

2. Client Information: Full legal name, address, and contact details of the client/paying entity

3. Service Provider Information: Full legal name, address, and contact details of the service provider/invoicing entity

4. Time Period: Clear statement of the billing period covered by the timesheet

5. Work Details: Detailed breakdown of dates, hours worked, and activities performed

6. Rate Information: Applicable hourly/daily rates and currency

7. Calculation Summary: Total hours/days worked and total amount calculation

8. Payment Terms: Due date, payment method, and bank account details

9. Legal Declarations: Required statements under Qatar law regarding tax and commercial regulations