The Manual Invoice is a essential commercial document used in Hong Kong's business environment to formalize requests for payment for goods sold or services provided. It serves multiple purposes: as a payment request, a tax document, and a record of transaction. When creating a Manual Invoice, businesses must ensure compliance with Hong Kong's legal framework, including the Inland Revenue Ordinance and Business Registration Ordinance. The document should include specific elements required by local regulations, such as business registration numbers, clear itemization of goods or services, and applicable tax calculations. Manual Invoices are particularly important in situations where automated systems are not available or when special customization is needed for specific business requirements. They form part of the official business records and may be required for tax filing, audit purposes, or dispute resolution.

1. Invoice Header: Company name, logo, business registration number, and contact details of the issuing company

2. Invoice Information: Invoice number, date of issue, payment due date, and payment terms

3. Client Information: Full name, address, and contact details of the client/customer

4. Item Details: Detailed list of goods/services, including quantity, unit price, and description

5. Calculation Summary: Subtotal, any applicable discounts, tax amounts, and total amount due

6. Payment Instructions: Bank account details, accepted payment methods, and any specific payment requirements

7. Legal Statement: Standard text regarding terms of payment and legal requirements under Hong Kong law