- Invoice No.
- INV-0001
- Date
- 15 November 2026
- Due
- 29 November 2026
| Description of work | Amount |
|---|---|
| Rent 1 month at £0.00 | £0.00 |
| Deposit | £0.00 |
| Utilities | £0.00 |
| Service charge | £0.00 |
| Late payment fee | £0.00 |
Landlord invoice template and a free websiteIf you rent out a flat or two, you're the landlord, the bookkeeper and often the first call when the boiler stops. Tenants want to know what they owe and when it's due. goud.work lets you send a clear rent invoice from your phone, shows you when it was opened, and gives you a free page for the homes you let.
| Description of work | Amount |
|---|---|
| Rent 1 month at £0.00 | £0.00 |
| Deposit | £0.00 |
| Utilities | £0.00 |
| Service charge | £0.00 |
| Late payment fee | £0.00 |
Rent is priced by the month, so a quarter paid in advance is a count of three. Utilities and Service charge go on as their own lines if the tenancy passes them on. A Late payment fee line is there too, but only use it if your tenancy agreement and the law allow it. Easy Invoice calls the people you bill tenants. After the first month, the rent line comes back with its last price, so the next invoice takes a minute. If rent is late, a reminder goes out for you.
In Easy Invoice these are a tap each, and after a few invoices your own lines come first, with the last price you charged.
Your page can show the homes you let, each with its monthly rent or Ask, with photos of the rooms. Set the area by postcode and miles, and add reviews from past tenants if you have them. A notice can say when a flat comes free. The Book button lets someone ask for a viewing at a time you approve. A badge can show your company number if you let through a company.
Put the tenant's name and the property address at the top, then the rent for the month with the dates it covers. Add any utilities or service charge the tenancy includes. Send it before the due date with your bank details, and Easy Invoice shows you when it was opened.
Renting out a home for someone to live in is usually exempt from VAT, so most residential landlords don't charge it. Commercial lets can be different. If you're unsure about your own lets, ask an accountant before you add VAT to a rent invoice.
In England, private landlords need an Electrical Installation Condition Report, or EICR, at least every five years. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own rules, so check the ones for where your property is.