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Quotation template for Nigerian businesses
A priced offer with a date it expires on. Word, Excel and PDF, with naira line pricing and a VAT line.
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Quotation template (Word)
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Quotation template (Excel)
The totals are real formulas: line amounts, discount, VAT at 7.5% and the total calculate themselves.
Quotation template (PDF)
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What this document is
A quotation is an offer: this is what the work would cost, and this is how long that price stands. It is not a demand for payment and does not create a debt.
The validity date is the part people leave off and then regret. Prices move; a quotation without an expiry is a price you have agreed to hold forever.
When to use it
- When a customer asks what something will cost before committing.
- When you are competing for work and the price has to be written down.
- Before starting work you intend to invoice, so the amount is not a surprise later.
What it has to carry
- Your registered business name, address, TIN and RC number.
- A quotation number and the date it was issued.
- A "valid until" date.
- Itemised pricing, so the customer can see what they are paying for rather than one lump.
- VAT at 7.5%, added on top of the discounted subtotal. Nigerian VAT is exclusive; it is never carved out of a price you have already quoted.
- What is excluded — delivery, installation, materials — because that is where disputes start.
Or fill it in the browser
The free invoice generator does the arithmetic for you — VAT at 7.5% on the discounted subtotal — and hands you a PDF without an account. Billify, the app that keeps the record afterwards, is on iPhone and iPad only; there is no Android app. The free plan covers 10 invoices a month for up to 5 clients.