"invoice on" is not a grammatically correct phrase in a sentence
It is possible that it could be used in a specific context or phrase, but it is not a commonly used expression in written English. An example of a possible use of this phrase could be: "I would like to request an invoice on the payment deadline for this project."
Consumer Reports magazine advises readers to use its New Car Price Service, spending $9.95 to get the dealer's price or the invoice on the car they want.
The interest rate depends on Wonga's automated assessment of risk, but starts at 0.3% a week, or 16.9% a year.Suppose, says Errol Damelin, Wonga's founder and chief executive, that a supplier fails to pay an invoice on time.
Perhaps they did not invoice on the basis it was sex addiction – which, as Chazz Michael Michaels once reminded us, is "a real disease, with doctors and medicine and everything".
Pannu then presented an invoice on notepaper of his own Hong Kong-registered company, Asia Rays Limited, for £265,000 for a "legal service charge" arising from the settlement with Sullivan and Gold.
GNM shall issue an invoice in accordance with the Payment Terms save where Client is paying a Revenue Share to GNM in which event GNM shall issue an invoice on receipt of the report as set out in Clause 11.6.1.
The packers check the invoice on a computer terminal screen and place the package on an oval-shaped routing track, which scans a bar code on the box, sending it to conveyors for the appropriate station for packaging, labeling and shipping by U.P.S., Federal Express or DHL.
"We received department bills and there could be 60 invoices on one printout.
For suppliers, the Taulia Vendor Portal offers the ability to accelerate invoice payment on-demand.
VAT is payable on invoice, not on receipt of payment, which creates terrible cashflow problems for small firms.
It died because the rest of the world apparently couldn't figure out why anyone might want to type in "razor clams" and see all one's correspondence, spreadsheets and invoices on the subject in seconds.
Henry Ford II took over a company that estimated its accounts payable by weighing invoices on a scale.
