The phrase "added to invoice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or charges that have been included in an invoice for billing purposes.
Example: "The additional service fees will be added to the invoice at the end of the month."
Alternatives: "included in the invoice" or "charged on the invoice".
6. Payment for the Ultimate On Demand pack will be added to your Sky bill, so you won't need separate Netflix and Sky invoices.
Asked what specific tax the company paid in the UK, and why its invoices go through an office in the Netherlands, she said she had nothing to add to the statement.
The revelations regarding the failure of Halliburton, Mantech and other state-intertwined contractors to provide invoiced services to troops have been so endless as almost to be discounted, rather than add to the popular outrage.
In particular, we add to the standard measure of capital flight the over-invoicing of imports, rife in periods of exchange controls.
Weirder still, the inspiration for QuickBooks came when they were getting a bunch of requests to add invoicing to Quicken: a personal finance product.
She added: "But to be invoiced like this is so over the top – I've never heard of anything like it.
He added: "We invoice British Cycling for the labour and sometimes we get team kit or frames or handlebars in return.
Click the "Add an Invoice" button to start the process.
Plus, the alloy wheels now add $3,200 to the invoice; is the standard hub caps?
Back in the U.S. several months later, Shoval and his wife started receiving a series of invoices and summaries of benefits, which seemed to add insult to injury.
All Mint needs to do is change the names of the categories, and add an invoicing feature to go after basic accounting sites like FreshBooks or Outright, which are in turn going after Intuit's more fully-featured QuickBooks.
