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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Grammar correction

I just want to know the meaning of the sentence "Deduct from my salary once it is invoiced"
What does it mean, I'm guessing it means im asking them to deduct from my salary when it is processed
Does the word "invoiced " suit such a case?
  

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Anonymous the meaning of the sentence "Deduct from my salary once it is invoiced" An invoice is a bill for purchased goods. This appears to be a request to deduct the payment of the bill from the paycheck of the person who is requesting this. It seems a little strange, but it might apply to a case where an employee buys something from the shop where he works and, rather than pay cash for it, he requests the people who provide him with his paycheck to subtract the amount of the thing he bought from his paycheck.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous the meaning of the sentence "Deduct from my salary once it is invoiced" An invoice is a bill for purchased goods.
  • This appears to be a request to deduct the payment of the bill from the paycheck of the person who is requesting this.
  • It seems a little strange, but it might apply to a case where an employee buys something from the shop where he works and, rather than pay cash for it, he requests the people who provide him with his paycheck to subtract the amount of the thing he bought from his paycheck.
  • I have a feeling that this is not what the writer of this sentence really wanted to say.
  • CJ
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Anonymousthe meaning of the sentence "Deduct from my salary once it is invoiced"
An invoice is a bill for purchased goods. This appears to be a request to deduct the payment of the bill from the paycheck of the person who is requesting this.

It seems a little strange, but it might apply to a case where an employee buys something from the shop where h
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