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Checking the calculations on the invoice

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An important step when receiving an invoice is to check the calculations made by the supplier are correct. Things to check are:

  • Quantity x unit price - the total price is carried down to the sub-total and is used when calculating discounts and VAT so any inaccuracies here will throw the entire invoice out.
  • Trade or bulk discount - any discounts applied to an order (including any prompt payment discount where claimed and invoice paid in time to claim).
  • VAT - the tax man wants to be paid the correct amount!