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Splitting a single invoice into multiple invoices lets you offer flexible payment schedules, especially when the original invoice balance is a large sum. Splitting invoices lets a customer spread out payments for a single invoice over multiple invoices.

What should be included in an invoice? 1. ' Invoice'A unique invoice number.Your company name and address.The company name and address of the customer.A description of the goods/services.The date of supply.The date of the invoice.The amount of the individual goods or services to be paid.

The two most common ways to do this are: Just create a new invoice for the amount you want the customer to day. Then when you are finished the job, create another new invoice for the remaining amount. The invoices won't be linked, except through the Contact Name.

To display the split analysis for one of these screens, proceed as follows: Enter the number of the first billing document that you wish to compare. Choose Environment Split analysis . Enter the number of the second billing document which you wish to compare to the first in the dialog box.

How to Read an Invoice: The 5 Most Important Things to Look For The Vendor's Contact Information. The Purchase Order Number. Invoice Number. Description and Pricing. Payment Terms.

Splitting an invoice lets a customer spread out payments for a single invoice across multiple invoices. You can split an original draft invoice into multiple invoices, allocating all original charges across the new invoices on a percentage basis of your choosing.

Purpose. Split invoicing allows you to create several invoices with different terms of payment, instead of one invoice. For example, using the split invoice, you can invoice fees, taxes and the material value (of the product) separately.