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The Due On Receipt Invoice is a critical commercial document used in the United Arab Emirates when immediate payment is required for goods or services provided. This document type is particularly relevant for businesses requiring prompt payment and is commonly used in cash-flow sensitive operations or one-time transactions. It must comply with UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 8 of 2017 on Value Added Tax and related commercial regulations, including proper display of the 5% VAT rate where applicable. The invoice must contain specific elements such as Tax Registration Numbers, detailed service/product descriptions, and clear payment terms. It serves multiple purposes: as a payment demand, a tax document, and a record for accounting purposes. The immediate payment requirement must be clearly stated, distinguishing it from invoices with extended payment terms.

1. Invoice Header: Contains invoice number, date of issue, and 'Due On Receipt' payment terms clearly stated

2. Supplier Information: Legal business name, address, Tax Registration Number (TRN), and contact details of the supplier

3. Customer Information: Legal name, address, and Tax Registration Number (if applicable) of the customer

4. Description of Goods/Services: Detailed itemization of products or services provided, including quantity and unit price

5. Calculation Summary: Subtotal, VAT amount (5% as per UAE law), and total amount due in AED

6. Payment Information: Bank account details and acceptable payment methods

7. Legal Statements: Mandatory VAT-related statements and declaration that payment is due immediately