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The date of invoicing For a service, the invoice must be issued on the day the service is completed. For a sale of product or goods, the invoice can be issued upon delivery of the goods. However, this can happen upstream, on the day the company accepts the order.

Invoice Start Date means the date that Fees will begin being charged to Company. The applicable provision for the Invoice Start Date is included in section 23.2.

The Posting Date is the date that will be used to post the transaction in the GL. This is the date which determines which fiscal year and period that the transaction will be posted into.

Yes, the invoice post date can be in any open fiscal period, regardless of what the invoice date is. For reconciliation purposes, the transaction date should reside in the same period as the post date.

Invoice [Number] for [Product/Service] Due on [Date] This way you can make sure that your client knows exactly why you are contacting them, and that it's time for them to pay you for your services.

The date on the top of the invoice should be the date the invoice was generated. The dates under the 'description' should be when the product was delivered or the service was performed.

The date on the invoice signifies the time and date when the goods were billed and the official records were made for the transaction. Hence, the invoice date holds crucial information related to the payment because it tells the duration of the credit and the due date.

The due date is the latest date for when you must pay your invoice. The invoice date is the date when the invoice was issued. Was this information useful? Thanks for your feedback!

The date of invoicing For a service, the invoice must be issued on the day the service is completed. For a sale of product or goods, the invoice can be issued upon delivery of the goods. However, this can happen upstream, on the day the company accepts the order.

Invoice Start Date means the date that Fees will begin being charged to Company. The applicable provision for the Invoice Start Date is included in section 23.2.

The Posting Date is the date that will be used to post the transaction in the GL. This is the date which determines which fiscal year and period that the transaction will be posted into.

Yes, the invoice post date can be in any open fiscal period, regardless of what the invoice date is. For reconciliation purposes, the transaction date should reside in the same period as the post date.

Invoice [Number] for [Product/Service] Due on [Date] This way you can make sure that your client knows exactly why you are contacting them, and that it's time for them to pay you for your services.

The date on the top of the invoice should be the date the invoice was generated. The dates under the 'description' should be when the product was delivered or the service was performed.

The date on the invoice signifies the time and date when the goods were billed and the official records were made for the transaction. Hence, the invoice date holds crucial information related to the payment because it tells the duration of the credit and the due date.

The due date is the latest date for when you must pay your invoice. The invoice date is the date when the invoice was issued. Was this information useful? Thanks for your feedback!