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Invoice due date calculator

Pick a start date and add days or months. Instantly see the due date with its weekday, how many days are left from today and whether it falls on a weekend.

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Due date

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From today
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Period
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Calendar days are counted. Weekends are flagged; public holidays are not.

In short

An invoice's due date is the issue date plus the calendar days of the payment term: an invoice dated 15 January on 30-day terms is due on 14 February. When the term is in months, the due date falls on the same day of the month, or on the month's last day if that day does not exist (31 January + 1 month = 28 or 29 February).
Common payment terms
30, 60, 90, 120 days
Counting
Calendar days
Months
Same day, or the month's last day
Weekends
Flagged, with the next working day
How it works

How to calculate a due date

  1. Pick the start date

    Usually the invoice issue date. It defaults to today.

  2. Choose days or months

    Type the number or pick a common term: 30, 60, 90, 120 days or 1, 3, 6, 12 months.

  3. See the due date

    With the weekday, the days left and a warning if it falls on a Saturday or Sunday.

FAQ

Common questions

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How do I work out when a 30-day invoice is due?

Add 30 calendar days to the issue date. An invoice dated 1 March is due on 31 March; one dated 15 January is due on 14 February.

Does the issue date count as day one?

The calculator starts counting from the next day: "in 30 days" from 1 March is 31 March. If your contract says otherwise, adjust the number of days.

Are 30 days the same as 1 month?

Not always. 30 days is a fixed period, while a month ends on the same day of the next month. From 1 February, 30 days reach 3 March (2 March in a leap year), while 1 month reaches 1 March.

What if the due date falls on a weekend?

The calculator flags it and shows the next working day. Whether the payment moves depends on your agreement. Public holidays are not taken into account.

Does eFluper track overdue payments?

Yes. In eFluper you see outstanding balances per customer, record payments and can send payment reminders to your customers.

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