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| Thread ID: 97737 | 2009-02-25 23:15:00 | What would this look like? | aidanmaz (7180) | PC World Chat |
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| 751316 | 2009-02-26 00:49:00 | Office 2007 Standard. I usually put a description in the invoice, but according to the accountant (my dad) i need both an invoice and a job sheet...... I would have thought just the invoice..... You still do not say which application in Office you want a template for. Office is composed of several applications. Excel will work but for the accounts you need to list expenses, profits and etc. This so you know what you owe the IRD. Expenses usually have a code and some expenses are not allowable and etc. An invoice is usually produced after the work is done. The Job sheet details what is to be done. A job sheet is a very good idea and you should have one so that there is no misunderstanding. Much like when I take my car to a mechanic for example. Want an oil change and a tune up. Mechanic gives me an invoice which said he replaced the muffler, you needed two tyres and etc. |
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| 751317 | 2009-02-26 00:56:00 | MS Word.... sorry i keep forgetting. I know about the every expense has a code etc |
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