Purchases up to $55 - Record on the FlexiPurchase statement that the documentation has been lost/mislaid. Code GST (T) for Australian taxable items and GST (N) for overseas purchases. Purchases over $55 - If the cardholder is unable to obtain a copy from the merchant, a statutory declaration must be completed as supporting documentation. Code GST (F) for Australian purchases and GST (N) for overseas purchases.

The term 'tax invoice' is used in Australia. It is an invoice used by Australian customers to claim the GST (Goods and Services Tax) paid on purchases, as required by the Australian Taxation Office.

The American Prices listed on our web site are only an estimate. We bill in Canadian Dollars which is at least 12% lower than the American Dollar.

To keep costs to a minimum, we send you a tax invoice by email. We can send you a paper tax invoice for an additional fee which you can request during the sign up process.

Yes. We issue a tax invoice via email with every purchase. Please retain it as your proof of purchase for any future warranty claims, where applicable.

We record every purchase, transaction, and download in your account. Simply log into your account and click on the "My credits" page for more details. back to top

When you join or renew online, you will receive an automatically generated email receipt. You can also have a receipt sent to you by contacting our Member Service office via email at membership{at}aaas.org or call +1 202-326-6417. You may also call 866-434-2227, toll free within the US.

soon as your reservation has been confirmed and charged, we will send you an email containing a link which you need to click to access your booking page. Once open, at the top of the page you will see a new link to your Confirmation/Accommodation Voucher. At the bottom of the same page please click on the link to view your Tax Invoice/Receipt.

Finance can issue the school a Cash Sales receipt book which enables receipts to be written and forwarded to the participants. The templates are tax compliant and have the wording "This document will become a tax invoice for GST purposes when you make payment. Please copy of this form".

A tax receipt is to be used when filing an income tax return. It will have the total donated for the year. (For one-time donations it will have the amount given during a date range.) There are safeguards within Donarius to prevent a tax receipt from being printed for amounts that were included in a previous tax receipt. This means Donarius will not print a tax receipt if it thinks the person already got one.

A tax invoice is a special form of invoice which indicates that GST has been included in the price of a purchase. Words to this effect must be set out on a tax invoice, as well as other details such as the Australian Business Number (“ABN”) of the Australian supplier. To be entitled to claim a refund of GST, your business must hold the relevant tax invoice.

It's Fast and Easy Online!! -- Donors who make pledges online to a Winners Walk of Hope participant will have an official charitable tax receipt emailed to them within 5 minutes of making their donation. Donors who pledge $20 or more to a Winners Walk of Hope participant in person or by sending it directly to Ovarian Cancer Canada will receive an official charitable tax receipt in the mail by December 31, 2008.

Tax receipts are normally issued and mailed out at the end of the calendar year. If you need it sooner, we will try to accommodate you, but please be aware that this work is done by volunteers, and we cannot guarantee that you will get your tax receipt before February.

Fiscal Disparity is a program that provides for tax base sharing throughout the seven-county metro area. A percentage of the value of each commercial/industrial parcel in the seven-county area is taxed at a uniform rate. That portion of the tax is listed on the tax statement as Fiscal Disparity tax. The remainder of the value is taxed at the local tax rate. Fiscal Disparity tax is not an additional tax; rather, commercial/industrial property is taxed at two different rates.