what is the difference between proforma invoice ,
commercial invoice and invoice
Answer Posted / mayank
Performa invoice means we can say quotation for approving
your quoted price for your selling item but commercial
invoice is prepared after getting approval of performa
invoice ; commercial invoice has two types 1) taxable
invoice and taxfree invoice.
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