Vendor invoice view
On this page, you can:
- Download PDF file of the invoice
- Add a discount and an extra charge to the invoice
- Write the invoice off
- Update the invoice
- Edit or add taxes
- View the list of payables included in the invoice
- Remove and add payables in unsent invoices
- Create payments covering the invoice
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Action buttons
- Download as PDF—pressing this button downloads the invoice in PDF format.
- Write off—this button marks the invoice as fully paid. Write off is the unpaid part of the invoice that you are not going to pay in the future, so you may want to mark the invoice as fully paid by adding a write off.
E.g. you paid your vendor 1000 EUR but they got 990 EUR because of the bank charges, and for some reason, the vendor is not going to ask you to pay 10 EUR difference.
- Discount & Extra charge—you may add a discount and(or) an extra charge to the invoice by pressing this button.
- Update—pressing this button opens the Update vendor invoice page where you can edit the invoice.
- Delete—this button deletes the invoice. It disappears after you link the invoice with the payment.
Note: For invoices with linked payments only the "Download as PDF" and "Write off" buttons are available.
To make all buttons available, you need to unlink the payments first. It can be done on the page of the corresponding payment to the vendor.
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Taxes section
Here you can add new taxes, edit or delete the displayed ones by pressing corresponding buttons:
Add invoice percentage tax
1. To add a tax value as a percentage to the invoice, press the "Add percentage tax" button:
Then select the tax name from the drop-down list, enter its value and press "Add":
Note: First, taxes should be created in System => Taxes => Taxes list, and only the taxes which are defined as the Percentage will be avaliavle in the list.
The tax will be added and displayed in the invoice details section:
You may add as many taxes as you need.
2. You can update the tax by pressing the "Update" button.
You may select another name from the drop-down list, and enter a new tax value:
Press "Update" to save changes.
3. To delete unneeded taxes, press the "Delete" button.
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Add invoice absolute tax
1. To add a tax value as a flat amount to the invoice, press the "Add absolute tax" button:
Then select the tax name from the drop-down list, enter its value and press "Add":
Note 1: First, taxes should be created in System => Taxes => Taxes list, and only the taxes which are defined as the Absolute will be avaliavle in the list.
Note 2: In this case, the currency of an absolute tax is determined according to the invoice currency.
The tax will be added and displayed in the invoice details section:
You may add as many taxes as you need.
2. You can update the tax by pressing the "Update" button.
You may select another name from the drop-down list, and enter a new tax value:
Press "Update" to save changes.
3. To delete taxes, press the "Delete" button in the corresponding tax row.
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Add and remove payables
Here you can add and remove payables in unsent invoices:
1. Press "Add payables" to add them:
It will open the Add payables to invoice page where you can see vendor payables list:
Select the payables you need and press "Add selected payables".
2.In order to remove payables press the "Remove" button:
So no need to delete invoice if one of its items is wrong.
Note: Invoices with zero total amounts cannot be linked to payments.
In other words, if you delete all the payables within an invoice, you won't be able to create payments covering the invoice.
Create linked payment
If you have paid the invoice, you can record the payment by pressing "Create linked payment" button under the Payables table:
You can enter the payment details into the fields that appear:
Alternatively, payments can be created on the Vendor payments list page.
The difference is that on invoice page you can enter a payment covering only an invoice itself,
while on the Vendor payments list page, you can enter a payment covering multiple invoices.
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