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Deriving from the term remit (meaning to send back), remittance refers to a sum of money that is sent back or transferred to another party. It covers virtually any payment, from bills to invoices, and is typically used with overseas payments when one party is based in another country.
Remittance advice example: Dear [Name], Please be advised that payment of [sum] has been made in respect of invoice [number and reference], via [method of payment], on [date]. Please confirm receipt and contact us if there are any discrepancies. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
To remit payment means to send money to settle an invoice. By providing a remit to address on the invoices you send to your clients, you can let them know where to send the payment for their invoices.
Remittance advice sounds like some complex counsel, but its really a simple concept that goes hand in hand with an invoice. A supplier invoices a customer to detail and request payment for services or goods, while remittance advice indicates a payment was processedit comes from the customer to the supplier.
Remittance advicea notification from the payer that payment for an invoice has been transmitted and will be received very soonis a useful way to get an overview of outstanding invoices and expected incoming payments. Remittance advice can be issued by either party, depending on what has been agreed upon.
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Send the remittance at the time you record the supplier payment. Or, you can download or email remittance advices later, in a batch. In order to email a remittance advice to a supplier, ensure that there is an email address in the Remittance advice email field of the supplier.

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