Invoice Document Types
Last updated: 2026-07-09 Summary:
- eKapital issues three AR document types: Sales Invoice, Service Invoice, and Debit Memo.
- Under EOPT unified mode a Service Invoice prints the title INVOICE; pre-EOPT it prints OFFICIAL RECEIPT.
- Each type has its own BIR ATP series and number sequence.
The document types
Section titled “The document types”| Type | Use it for | Printed title |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Invoice | Sale of goods | INVOICE (Sales Invoice) |
| Service Invoice | Sale of services | INVOICE under EOPT; OFFICIAL RECEIPT pre-EOPT |
| Debit Memo | Increasing what a customer owes (a correction or added charge) | DEBIT MEMO |
Each type draws from its own BIR Authority to Print (ATP) series and number sequence, so your goods invoices, service documents, and debit memos are numbered independently.
The EOPT boundary: INVOICE vs OFFICIAL RECEIPT
Section titled “The EOPT boundary: INVOICE vs OFFICIAL RECEIPT”For services, the printed title depends on whether your tenant runs in EOPT unified mode:
- Under EOPT (RA 11976 / RR 7-2024) the Invoice is the single principal document for a sale of services. A Service Invoice prints the title “INVOICE” and remains valid for the buyer’s input-tax claim. Under EOPT there is no separate “VAT Official Receipt” as the principal document.
- Pre-EOPT, the same document prints the legacy title “OFFICIAL RECEIPT” — the historical principal document for services.
The document’s role is identical either way (line items, output VAT, EWT, its own ATP series); only the printed title changes across the EOPT boundary. The supplementary payment-acknowledgement receipt is a different, separate artifact and is not one of these principal document types.
Debit Memo
Section titled “Debit Memo”A Debit Memo is a supplementary document that increases a customer’s balance. It can stand alone (a new charge) or be a correction chained to an original invoice — see Correct an invoice with a debit memo. Because it is supplementary, a debit memo does not give the buyer input-VAT credit; for a material VAT-able adjustment a replacement invoice is preferred.
The reducing-side counterpart, a credit memo, is a distinct AR document with its own life cycle — see Issue a credit memo.
See also
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