Professional quotation with Philippine-standard format. Includes VAT computation, validity period, and terms.
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A professional business quotation template used across Philippine industries:
| Document | Purpose | Legally binding? |
|---|---|---|
| Quotation | Formal price offer | No — until accepted |
| Sales Order | Buyer's acceptance of the quote | Yes — contract formed |
| Invoice / OR | Demand for payment | Yes |
Send the quotation → receive a PO or signed acceptance → proceed with delivery → issue invoice upon delivery or per agreed terms.
If you are VAT-registered, always show VAT as a separate line item in your quotation. Quoting "₱50,000 all-in" to a VAT-registered buyer may create disputes later when they ask for the VAT breakdown for input VAT purposes.
If you are non-VAT registered (percentage tax payer), remove the VAT line and add a note: "Price is inclusive of all applicable taxes. No VAT."
Negotiation: Quotations in the Philippines are often starting points for negotiation, especially in construction, manufacturing, and government procurement. Build some negotiation margin into your quoted price.
Government bids: If quoting for government contracts, you must follow RA 9184 (Government Procurement Reform Act) requirements. This template is for private sector use only.
Validity period: Always include a validity period. Material and labor costs change — an open-ended quotation can expose you to losses if prices increase.
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