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A contractor invoice example for Quebec, line by line.
A Quebec renovation invoice, line by line: labour, materials and permit each on their own line, GST and QST worked out, and the balance due.
The example invoice
Boreal Renovations (demo), a bathroom: 52 hours of labour, materials as a flat rate, a 30% deposit.
Each item on its own line lets the client check what they pay for, and turns a change in the work into a new line rather than a surprise.

What each line of the example says
| Line | Why it is on its own line |
|---|---|
| Demolition and debris disposal | The client sees what goes out before what comes in |
| Labour | The hours, at the hourly rate |
| Materials | As a flat rate or line by line, as the client wants to compare |
| Municipal permit | Who applies for it and who pays |
| GST and QST | Both amounts shown, with your two registration numbers |
| Deposit and balance | What was asked up front and what is left to pay |
In three steps
In the free generator, no account.
01
Your business
Your name, your address, your NEQ if you have one, and your GST and QST numbers. Below the small-supplier line, switch off “I charge taxes”.
02
The job
The four renovation lines are already filled in. Add your items, quantities and prices; taxes update as you type.
03
The PDF
Set the due date and the deposit, check the preview and download. Put your RBQ licence number in the notes.
Common questions
Short answers.
01Does a Quebec contractor put an RBQ number on the invoice?
02What changes from a quote?
03Do I add GST and QST?
04Is the generator really free?
See also
- Quebec invoice template: what Revenu Québec asks to see
- Painters quote template: prep, walls, ceilings and trim
- Snow removal quote template: a quote for the whole season
Start
Make your own contractor invoice.
The lines are ready; add your items and prices.
