The phrase 'put on invoice' is correct and usable in written English and is generally used in business or financial contexts.
For example: Please ensure that all of the expenses are correctly put on invoice.
Such parades are put on by social aid and pleasure clubs, which function as inner-city relief societies, delivering groceries to shut-ins, buying football uniforms and pooling resources to pay for life's unexpected invoices, like medical emergencies and funeral costs.
This has to count as the first intervention you can put on the invoice, because otherwise the counselor is not going to do it".
"Then, the administrators also put together invoices out in the field.
That company would put their Swedish account number on the invoice, and then depending on how bold they are, they would ask you to pay it in either Swedish krona or in U.S. dollars.
So now, they put their TransferWise account number on the invoice and it gets paid as a local business in the U.S. GS: So you're not trying to compete against domestic-oriented banks, or for that matter, even PayPal.
We can use it when we need it, and pick and choose different invoices and different clients to put up on exchange.
We were able to tell our customers, 'If you want to get paid in 30 days, put 15 days on your invoices'".
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† Costs of outpatient phototherapy were based on invoice tariffs rather than based on the real costs for society.
There is no legal requirement to include terms and conditions on invoices though many people put their terms on the back of them.
We put in a reminder call just before the invoice is due for payment and then step up credit control calls and back up emails when the invoice becomes overdue.
