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clohallaron
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How can I change my default invoice due date? Since the redesign they're automatically set to 30 days. I need due upon receipt and don't want to have to manually change.

 
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MadelynC
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How can I change my default invoice due date? Since the redesign they're automatically set to 30 days. I need due upon receipt and don't want to have to manually change.

I recognize how convenient it is to change the default invoice due date, @clohallaron. I’ve come to provide information on how QuickBooks Self-Employed invoicing works and help improve your experience.


At this moment, changing the default invoice due date isn’t possible in QuickBooks Self-Employed since it doesn’t have a term feature. You can only disable the Due date option or manually modify the period to reflect your preferred date on the form.

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Our Product Development team is constantly seeking ways to improve our offerings to meet your expectations. That being said, I recommend submitting your idea to them so they can carefully review your feedback and get it possibly added to future upgrades.


Here’s how you do it:

 

  1. Select the Assistant menu at the top of your QuickBooks account.
  2. Type in “Feedback” in the field.
  3. Choose Add a feature.
  4. Enter your request or suggestion.
  5. Follow the prompts or the remaining instructions to submit.
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If you want to personalize your invoices and create new transactions using a receipt image, refer to these comprehensive resources for detailed instructions:

 


We look forward to serving you better in the future. If you have any other invoicing concerns, feel welcome to leave a message below. You can count on me.

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