What is the difference between Invoice and Performa
Invoice ?
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Answer / rupaun barua
"Pro forma" (Latin "as a matter of form") invoice is a
preliminary document used to declare the value of the
trade. It can be issued before the transaction to
facilitate customs and payment arrangements.
This document models the final commercial invoice, and may
look just like the commercial invoice except for the Pro
forma invoice heading, but can also omit minor details
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Answer / surendrareddy
Invoice in nothing but requesting a payment on particular
transaction or event
Performa invoice is nothing but it is a statement of
invoice
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Answer / vishalgoel88@yahoo.com
Proforma Invoice is for advance payment
Invoice is for cash/credit payment
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