Change Invoices

Its legal in England change the value of the invoice, after you send for the client?

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If the value is wrong.  We should made a credit for that invoice and them send de new one. 

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By johngroganjga
21st Apr 2018 09:08

You can either issue a credit note for the difference, or a credit note for the full original invoice amount together with a new invoice for the revised amount.

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By Tax Dragon
21st Apr 2018 10:19

I'm guessing the original invoice was 'too low' and the OP is concerned that it might not be possible to increase it after it has been sent.

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By andy.partridge
21st Apr 2018 11:54

Do your invoices state 'E&OE'?
This could be important if you wish to increase the amount.

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By Ruddles
21st Apr 2018 11:08

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By andy.partridge
21st Apr 2018 11:54

Hello . . . . . anybody there?

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By Ruddles
21st Apr 2018 13:13

No

I had responded but have instead decided to take a sabbatical until Sift get their act together and sort out the spammers. Some say they find them amusing. Personally, they just p155 me off.

“I may be gone some time”

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By Tax Dragon
21st Apr 2018 15:45

I'm sure this must have been discussed before, but I missed it. Would membership by paid subscription weed them out?

Sorry, OP, we've gone off your topic - but then it didn't belong in this forum anyway.

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By Matrix
21st Apr 2018 16:08

Maybe just the inability to post for 24 hours after joining would help.

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By andy.partridge
21st Apr 2018 18:07

Say ‘hi’ to Oates if you see him.

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By johngroganjga
21st Apr 2018 16:21

If your question is about how to increase an amount charged on an invoice (rather that how to reduce it) it is a legal question, not one for accountants.

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