April 19, 2022
Invoice with lack of/missing days
We already paid March salaries and only 3 days left to deadline to report the company’s social security declarations for March period. But we invoiced the client with lack of 3 days visits as the program did not work alright.
which one is correc?
-lack of three days visit
-three days visit missing
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Invoice with lack of/missing days
We have already paid the March salaries and there are only 3 days left to deadline to report the company’s social security declarations for the March period.
We have already paid the March salaries and there are only 3 days left to report the company’s social security declarations for the March period.
But we have invoiced the client with lack of 3 daysbefore 3 days worth of visits asince the program didwas not work alright.suitable for them.
But we have invoiced the client before 3 days worth of visits since the program was not suitable for them.
The meaning of this sentence is a little unclear. I have tried to clarify it, however, let me know if I have misunderstood you.
April 19, 2022
But we have invoiced the client with lack of 3 daysbefore 3 days worth of visits asince the program didwas not work alright.suitable for them.
The meaning of this sentence is a little unclear. I have tried to clarify it, however, let me know if I have misunderstood you.
I mean I issued the invoice 3 days less. So should I use it "I issue the invoice with 3 days visits missing" or "I issue the invoice with lack of 3 days visits" This is what I get confused.
April 19, 2022
I mean I issued the invoice 3 days less. So should I use it "I issue the invoice with 3 days visits missing" or "I issue the invoice with lack of 3 days visits" This is what I get confused.
Are you trying to say 3 days before something, or 3 days earlier than something? Or are you trying to say the person missed 3 days so you have invoiced them?
April 19, 2022
I issued the invoice for 10 days but I should have issued the invoice for 13 days. This is what I try to say.
April 19, 2022
I issued the invoice for 10 days but I should have issued the invoice for 13 days. This is what I try to say.
I think this should work then:
I invoiced the client for 10 days not 13, since the program was not suitable and they did not complete the full 13 days.
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We already paid March salaries and only 3 days left to deadline to report the company’s social security declarations for March period.
We have already paid the March salaries and there are only 3 days left to |
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But we invoiced the client with lack of 3 days visits as the program did not work alright.
But we have invoiced the client The meaning of this sentence is a little unclear. I have tried to clarify it, however, let me know if I have misunderstood you. |
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