To help you not get confused with all the terminology when it comes to invoices, we created this article. You will see that it is not as hard to differentiate the three of them.
1. Operator invoice
An Operator invoice indicates money the buyer owes to the operator. It shows items sold, prices, date of appointments as well as delivery and payment terms. Operator invoices are also called 'bill' 'statement' or 'sales invoice'.
The operator invoice is what the operator receives if the operator uses invoice as payment method.
The operator invoice is what the operator receives if the operator uses invoice as payment method.
Example of an operator invoice
2. Tax invoice
Tax invoices are an acknowledgment, after the purchase, that the goods or services have been received. It includes quantity, unit price, a unique tax invoice number, discount, taxes, the total amount paid and mode of payment.
The tax invoice is what the operator receives when he asks for an invoice in the checkout process. The Operator can also modify the name of his TAX because in some countries there are two types of TAX.
The tax invoice is what the operator receives when he asks for an invoice in the checkout process. The Operator can also modify the name of his TAX because in some countries there are two types of TAX.
Tip
If you want to know how to send tax invoices to customers, click here.
It is possible to individualize your tax invoice for your customers. Click here to get all the information about it.
It is possible to individualize your tax invoice for your customers. Click here to get all the information about it.
Example of a tax invoice
3. Sales receipt
Sales receipts are simply a cut-down version of a normal tax invoice.
Example of a sales receipt
