Examples of invoice

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Under traditional payment processes, certifying officers reviewed all invoices they authorized for payment.
The micrometer trainees generally performed fairly consistently on the different assessment exercises which they completed but invoicing trainees did not.
Another method is to allocate the total costs over the two years on the basis of work invoiced.
Firstly, all equipment should be bought and owned by specific members of the band, and all purchase invoices should be kept.
In addition, the same invoices, or portions thereof, could be paid more than once.
The recovery audit review of these invoices identified about $5 million in potential overpayments and resulted in actions to recover these funds, where appropriate.
Also, during our discussions with agency officials, we were told that many invoices processed for payment were likely to exceed the $25,000 limitation of fast pay.
Documentary evidence consists of created information such as letters, contracts, accounting records, invoices, and management information on performance.
The proposed changes would allow payment on invoices under $25,000 prior to verification of receipt and acceptance of the items purchased.
The errors occurred because poor controls existed in the review and processing of invoices for payment.
Periodically, samples of all paid invoices would be selected and the supporting documentation reviewed to verify the validity of the payment.
More international trade was invoiced in sterling than in any other currency.
The answer will depend on what assumptions are made about whether the £24,000 invoiced in 1989 had been included in full or in part in the 1989 accounts.
However, one agency, where fast pay procedures had been implemented for the acquisition of certain goods, was moving toward verifying receipt and acceptance of invoices on a sampling basis.
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