Invoice
invoice (noun) - a business document that lists goods or services provided but not yet paid for, shows how much money you owe and when you must pay
invoice (verb)
payment of an invoice
pay an invoice
late invoices
invoices paid
unpaid invoices
outstanding invoices
the value of outstanding invoices
reclaim VAT on invoices which remained unpaid
invoices issued
invoices received
receive and settle invoices
waiting for invoices to come in
not paying invoices on time
excuse used for not paying invoices on time
provide invoices
provide invoices twice a month
the firm invoices the client
a materials invoice
invoices for items supplied and work done
invoices from small suppliers
invoices from individuals
collecting data from suppliers' invoices
a report with invoices
monthly reports with invoices received and invoices paid
information required on invoices
invoices listing who has been buying what and when on your account
invoices that show the value of purchases in the local currency
invoices recorded on the statement
invoice totals
invoices are added up
accountants decide when cash is paid but managers and suppliers decide when
mislaid invoices
changes to invoices
suspicious changes to invoices
checking invoices
checking against invoices
chase up invoices
retain invoices
retain invoices in the firm's files
file invoices
a batch of invoices
a copy of an invoice
request a copy of an invoice
provision of an invoice
present invoices
processing invoices for payment
sign invoices giving clearance for payment
people who are authorised to sign off invoices
use the money X to satisfy invoices
electronic transfer of invoices
invoices in local currencies
invoice discounting
client having supplied goods and invoices dated X
your invoices and statements must tell your customer all he needs to know before paying them
making out invoices
wide discrepancies in invoices X and Y
Example sentences:
* Similarly, your invoices and statements must tell your customer all he needs to know before paying them, because if they don't, he won't.
* Invoicing consists of making out and checking invoices and keeping accurate records
* He later signed some bogus invoices at a meeting with the accused.
* You are responsible for agreeing to all valuations and for processing all invoices for payment for physical work, and passing these to the client for payment.
* If litigation is ever necessary it is vitally important to your chances of success that your invoices and statements are issued in the full and correct name of your customer.
* In the past these systems have generated invoices separately, this has led to customers receiving invoices from various parts of the company at different times which caused great inconvenience.
* The firm invoices in local currencies, so it runs a dual currency system, ie local currency and the base currency.
* The invoices will of course be retained in the firm's files.
* If invoices remain unchecked after the 14th of the month they will be excluded from the monthly close down of the cost accounts, treated as late invoices and costed to the following month.
* Where invoices recorded on the statement have not been received or have been mislaid, copies will be required from the supplier.
* At the end of each accounting period (calendar month) the invoices are then added up to provide a separate total for the sub-division of each project.
* The list of invoices can then be stapled to each batch of invoices for the accounting period as a permanent record and filed on under the contract it belongs to.
* We will simply need to be satisfied that the debt is valid through the provision of invoices, delivery notes, bills of lading etc.
* Some local authorities produce their financial statements very quickly; on the other hand, they are able to do this by including more estimates of accrued expenditure rather than waiting for invoices to come in.
* Not only does this give the manager more opportunity to spend the amount much more quickly, but it also takes it out of the accountant's hands: accountants decide when cash is paid but managers and suppliers decide when invoices are issued.
* The idea is that there is little value to a manager of a set of monthly accounts which record only the invoices received or invoices paid.
* Suspicious documentation e.g. changes or alterations to estimates or invoices, same writing or typing on estimates or receipts as on claim form, no company logo on documentation.
* Write to the company proposing that they carry out cabling work to the value of the outstanding invoices.
* Please find enclosed the following invoices for items supplied and work done in connection with the contract.
* Where the excluded creditors continue to be customers of the business, the purchaser would understandably prefer to use monies received from that creditor to satisfy invoices that the purchaser has issued rather than those which were issued previously by the vendor.
* Two years ago, traders were allowed to reclaim VAT on invoices which remained unpaid after 12 months.
* The schools refuse to sign invoices giving clearance for payment.
* He said that this problem doesn't give us the excuse of not paying the invoices on time, and he said erm I have warned him for it this morning and he said he will process it, and he said the cheque will be in the post here on Monday.
* We have to make it clear to those people who are authorised to sign off invoices that their signature not only authorises accounts to pay it but also signifies that the delivery has been checked and is erm, is adequate.
* On completion of a job I give a report to the client, raise invoices and if necessary chase them up.
* In this situation, the artist is responsible for collecting money (often through their own accountants), while the manager invoices the artist on a monthly basis for his or her commission and expenses.
* A strict record should be made of all orders placed which should be kept available for checking against delivery notes and or invoices.
* We respond only to invoices from small suppliers and individuals, and to threats of withdrawal of service.
* In common with all financial systems, well-disciplined methods for collecting data from time-sheets, expense claims, and suppliers' invoices are very important.
* We are moving towards a position where the firm will probably receive and settle invoices from each national authority and send out a single invoice to the applicant.
* Improved cost control nowadays more important than ever for local businesses as invoices can list who has been buying what and when on your account, and the card can remove the need to settle your account with cash or cheques.
* The firm provides separate invoices twice a month for each country of pick-up, showing the value of purchases in sterling and local currency.
* For large companies, with established financial control systems, invoice discounting, which simply provides cash against invoices, may be the most appropriate method.
* Customs' regulations, available later this year for comment, will cover the information required on such invoices.
* The company went into liquidation in March of this year, our client having supplied goods and invoices dated January and February.
* The investigation revealed wide discrepancies in the invoices shown to the authorities and those submitted to foreign buyers.
* From time to time the appellant presented invoices to the firm claiming that accounts had been kept and returns submitted.
