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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 723 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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INVOICE (originally a plural, Invoyes or Invoys, of Invoy, a variant of "
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envoy," from the
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French envoyer, to send)  , a statement giving full particulars of goods sent or shipped by a trader to a customer, with the quantity, quality and prices, and the charges upon them . Consular invoices, i.e. invoices signed at the
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port of shipment by a
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consul of the
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country to which the goods are being consigned, are generally demanded by those countries which impose ad valorem duties .

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