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Step 1 — Recognise a validated supplier e-invoice when you see one
You can tell a tax record from a piece of paper.
- If those two things are not on the document
- The board has not cleared it
- Whatever the covering note
- The sender says about compliance
Step 2 — Run the four checks against your own record
You know what you are comparing.
- Take the month's list out of the grid's tool panel, as in lesson two…
Step 3 — Watch the trap that only groups have
You can catch the expensive one.
- When you open a supplier's document
- Read the buyer name and buyer tax number before you read anything…
- Check them against the company on your own purchase row rather than…
Step 4 — File it, because BigLedger will not
Your evidence exists somewhere an auditor can reach.
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Step 5 — Clear the row so the list shrinks
Your queue becomes a worklist instead of a growing pile.
- Select the purchase row in PD Matching Q. and press Push to Unmatched History
PD Matching Q. with several rows selected and the Push to Unmatched History button above the grid
Step 6 — Set a review threshold you can defend
You have a routine that survives a busy month.
- Pick an amount above which every purchase gets the four checks and a filed…
- Write the threshold down somewhere, because the value of the routine is that it…
Step 7 — Know the purchases where the e-invoice is yours
For some purchases, Malaysian tax rules put the reporting obligation on the buyer rather than the seller — so the e-invoice for something you…
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Step 8 — Expect a flagged supplier to be absent from this list
You will stop chasing a document that was never coming.
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