Bill custom cakes, cupcakes and wholesale orders with the pickup or delivery date, deposits and allergen notes on the invoice. Download it free in Word, Excel or PDF, or fill it in online.

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Bakeries bill two kinds of customers: people ordering custom work and businesses on standing orders. Include these items:
Price cakes by size. State the tiers and the servings, such as "3-tier wedding cake, 120 servings". Sell cupcakes by the dozen. Bill design work on its own line so the customer sees what the fondant, flowers or custom topper cost. If you charge a tasting fee and credit it toward the order, show the fee as a credit on the final invoice.
Cafes and restaurants order the same items on a set schedule, often every week. Price them per dozen or per case and list the delivery days. Many bakeries invoice wholesale accounts weekly or monthly on net 15 or net 30 terms. Put the order number or standing order reference on each invoice so the customer's accounts payable team can match it.
Take a booking deposit on a custom cake to hold the date and cover ingredients. Keep the line items at full price and show the deposit paid as a credit beneath the total. If you lend a cake stand or other equipment, add a refundable deposit line and refund it when it comes back. Add a delivery and setup fee for off-site cakes. State the last day the customer can change the design or cancel, since work starts days before the event.
Note the main allergens in the order, such as wheat, milk, eggs, nuts and soy, and say if you bake in a kitchen that handles them. Sales tax on prepared food and baked goods varies by state, and delivery or setup may be taxed differently. Check your state's rules or ask your accountant before you set up the tax line.
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Include your details, the customer, the pickup or delivery date and time, the cake size and servings, design work, delivery and setup, any deposit paid, the balance due and an allergen note.
List each item per dozen or per case, add the delivery dates and the customer's order number, and state net 15 or net 30 terms. Invoice weekly or monthly for standing orders.
Keep the line items at the full price and show the deposit paid as a credit beneath the total. The invoice then shows the full cost and the balance due.
If you lend stands or other equipment, yes. Add it as its own refundable line and note when it is refunded, usually after the item is returned.
It depends on the state. Many states tax prepared food and baked goods, and some treat delivery differently. Check your state's rules or ask your accountant.
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