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What Are The Advantages Of An Invoice?

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Shumaela Rana answered
Invoices are generated by the system or the seller and given to the customer along with the product and then according to that the customer pays the bill to the seller. There is not a single advantage of creating and maintaining the invoices. There are so many and one very important benefit is that it ensures the accuracy and correctness of the billing system of an organization.

There might be the chance of forgetting some important things while making entries on the bill with hand but if invoices are being generated through a proper method or software then the rate of data accuracy increases. By generating invoices the process of sales and purchases become more efficient and well organized. A customer can see the details of the price and the product as well; which increases his confidence to use the produce and also increases his assurance level to come back to that seller again.

Invoice solves the ambiguities or any queries a customer might have before he asks the seller. Invoices are helpful for both the customer and the organization or the seller. Electronic invoicing is another very beneficial type of invoice and it is getting great popularity among the business giants.
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Kevin Rolle answered
First of all, organisation.Having all the relevant information pertaining to a particular transaction helps to avoid unnecessary errors.

Second, tax purposes.Tax preparation goes much more smoothly, and if you are audited, an invoice can come to your aid.

Third, the second advantage above also applies to customer relations. Allows disputes to be settled quickly, especially if their signature is on it.

Fourth, it keeps your accountant happy if he can find all the information in one place.
Hope that helps.

I wish you good luck, and God-speed.
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Anonymous answered
It is important for recording the items that business has purchased. It helps for preparation of financial statements of the business and avoids inaccuracy in the financial statements.

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