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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Pls someone correct my english -ASAP
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00 How you doing ? Hope you are well, 02 br
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00 I am very busy today and I think I am going to keep you busy as well . I have a quite a long recharge list on my desk . 02 br
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00 First one I am sending you from Roy's expense See attached hotel invoices and justified email . When you confirm the payment please let me know, I will raise the invoice 02 br
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00 I will back to you with more recharges today .but first of all I need to find back up for them 02 br
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00 Have lovely day 02 br
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00 How you doing ? Hope you are well, 02 br
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00 I am very busy today and I think I am going to keep you busy as well . I have a quite a long recharge list on my desk . 02 br
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00 First one I am sending you from Roy's expense See attached hotel invoices and justified email . When you confirm the payment please let me know, I will raise the invoice 02 br
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00 I will back to you with more recharges today .but first of all I need to find back up for them 02 br
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00 Have lovely day 02 br
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0 recharge? 02 br 02 br 00 do you mean task? 02 br 02 br 00 raise the invoice?
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- what do you mean here?
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0 recharge? 02 br
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00 BTW, don't leave a space before the periods (.), only after them. 0-
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00 do you mean task? 02 br
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0 Marius those are business accounting terms. re-charge - when someone has paid their own expenses and wants to claim it back from the company (in this context. it can also be when a company A buys something from company B on behalf of company C, and is now charging company C for it.). Raise an invoice - create an invoice in the accounting system. Back up is the only odd phrase here. I'm assumin
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0 Thank you for those words, Nona. 02 br
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00 I'm using 01 b 00 reimbursements 02 b 00 for re-charges. 02 br
00 I also 01 b 00 create/generate 02 b 00 invoices. 02 br
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00 I'm using 01 b 00 reimbursements 02 b 00 for re-charges. 02 br
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0 Hi Marius, 02 br
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00 Reimbursement is usually when an employee is paid back by the company for something he has spent his own money on. 02 br
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00 Recharging is usually one company seeking money from another company for products or services bought on their behalf. This might include additional charges, such as taxes. 0-
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00 Reimbursement is usually when an employee is paid back by the company for something he has spent his own money on. 02 br
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00 Recharging is usually one company seeking money from another company for products or services bought on their behalf. This might include additional charges, such as taxes. 0-
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0 Yes, or an additional fee. The industry I work in frequently buys in outside services for clients, and then recharges plus a % for the trouble - about 15% extra is pretty common. 0-
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