In the UK, crafting a precise invoice is essential for small businesses striving for professional transactions. Here's a guide on what you must include:

  1. Business Information: Your company’s name, logo, and contact details are vital.
  2. Invoice Details: Clearly label it as an "Invoice". Include a unique number, along with the date it was issued and when payment is due.
  3. Client Information: List the full name of your client and their contact details.
  4. Detailed Breakdown: Clearly spell out what goods or services were provided. Mention quantities, rates, and subtotals without a hyperlink.
  5. Financial Overview: Outline any taxes, discounts, shipping fees and the total amount owed.
  6. Payment Instructions: State when the payment is due, accepted payment methods, bank information if relevant, and any specific instructions.
  7. Legal Conditions: Highlight the terms and conditions, refund policies, and privacy notes.
  8. Further Details: A brief thank you message and contact for any questions should be added.
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Add necessary documents such as delivery notes for extra transparency.

Since invoice details might change due to British laws or industry-specific norms, consulting legal or financial experts can be invaluable when drafting these documents.