Invoice Due Date Calculator
Find the due date for an invoice. Pick the invoice date and the payment terms, such as Net 30 or Due on receipt, and get the exact date, the weekday, and how far away it is.
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How terms work
- Net N: due N days after the invoice date
- Due on receipt: due the day the invoice is issued
- Net N EOM: due N days after the end of the invoice month
Example. An invoice dated March 1 on Net 30 terms is due March 31. On Net 30 EOM it is due 30 days after March 31, which is April 30.
Things to check
- Net 30 counts calendar days, not business days, and includes weekends. If the date lands on a weekend, many businesses pay on the next business day, but the terms stay the same.
- Write the terms on the invoice, such as Net 30, so the due date is not a debate.
- Shorter terms get you paid sooner. Net 15 or Net 7 suit small jobs and new customers.
Frequently asked questions
What does Net 30 mean?
Payment is due 30 days after the invoice date. “Net” means the full amount with no early-payment discount.
What does EOM mean on payment terms?
End of month. Net 30 EOM means payment is due 30 days after the end of the month the invoice is dated.
Does Net 30 count weekends?
Yes, it counts calendar days. Whether a weekend due date rolls to the next business day is up to the parties.
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Calculators give estimates from the numbers you enter. They are not tax, legal, or accounting advice.