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Terms & Conditions On Invoice documents are crucial for businesses operating in the Philippines to establish clear legal frameworks for their transactions. These terms typically appear on commercial invoices and serve to define the rights, obligations, and limitations of both parties in a transaction. The document must comply with Philippine legislation, including the Civil Code, Consumer Act, and National Internal Revenue Code requirements for valid invoices. It should be used whenever goods or services are sold, particularly in business-to-business transactions, and includes essential information about payment terms, delivery conditions, warranties, and dispute resolution. The format is deliberately concise to fit on an invoice while maintaining legal effectiveness.

1. Invoice Information: Essential invoice details including invoice number, date, and company details as required by Philippine tax regulations

2. Payment Terms: Clear statement of payment deadline, accepted payment methods, and late payment consequences

3. Pricing and Taxes: Information about prices, applicable taxes (particularly VAT), and any additional charges

4. Delivery Terms: Conditions relating to delivery of goods/services, including timing and delivery method

5. Product/Service Description: Clear description of goods/services provided, including quantity and specifications

6. Warranty and Returns: Basic warranty terms and return policy in compliance with Consumer Act requirements

7. Limitation of Liability: Scope of seller's liability and any applicable limitations under Philippine law