"invoice date" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific date on which an invoice was issued. Example: Please note that the invoice date for this order is December 12, 2021. Payment is due within 30 days of the invoice date.
Note: The vendor invoice date must be June 30 or earlier to post back to June.
However, interest will be waived if payment is received within 30 days from the invoice date.
Thus, the seller may state that if payment is made within 10 days of the invoice date, a 2 percent cash discount will be allowed.
The materials licensees that are billed on the anniversary date of the license are those covered by fee categories 1.C., 1.D., 1.F., and 2.A.(2) through 9.D. (e) Payment is due on the invoice date and interest accrues from the date of the invoice.
Springer accepts print book return within two months of invoice date.
Book return are accepted within two months of invoice date (18 months for resellers).
An invoice dated 28 September last year revealed that the company supplied the prison with 150 vials of sodium thiopental, 180 vials of potassium chloride and 450 vials of pancuronium bromide.
The Moderna Museet scoured its archives and located an invoice dated 10 January 1968, that proved decisive: 500 cardboard boxes had been imported directly from Brillo's factory in Brooklyn, New York.
Fabergé's invoice, dated Apr. 25, is made out not to the "Czar of all the Russias," but simply to "Mr. Romanov".
Stewart claimed that the East Hampton house was also being renovated and was uninhabitable in 1992, and submitted invoices dating from 1990 and 1991 indicating that she spent $1.3 million on the property.
To unload deposits of cruzados novos, which are frozen until September 1991, G.M. took advantage of new rules allowing the old currency to be used to pay state and federal taxes and invoices dated before March.
