A commercial invoice describes the goods sold and the amount payable by the buyer. In international trade it is also used in customs valuation.[1]
Match descriptions, quantities and currency to the actual transaction and accompanying records. A packing list principally describes the physical shipment and is not a substitute. A pro forma invoice may still represent a preliminary proposal.
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