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e-invoice's Total Payable Amount: Full Payment Breakdown


Today, let's talk about the differences between these terms with examples:


36. Subtotal:

  • This represents the amount for each individual item or service within the invoice.

  • It excludes any taxes, charges, or discounts.

  • Applicable for line item level only.

Example:

  • Invoice:

    • Item 1: RM50

    • Item 2: RM30

    • Item 3: RM20

    • Subtotal for each line item: RM50, RM30, RM20


37. Total Excluding Tax:

  • This is the sum of the amount payable for all items/services listed within the invoice.

  • It includes applicable discounts and charges but excludes taxes.

  • It applies to both line item and invoice levels.

Example:

  • Invoice:

    • Item 1: RM50

    • Item 2: RM30

    • Item 3: RM20

    • Discount: RM10

    • Charge: RM5

    • Total excluding tax: RM50 + RM30 + RM20 - RM10 + RM5 = RM95


38. Total Including Tax:

  • This is the sum of the amount payable inclusive of total taxes chargeable.

  • It applies only at the invoice level.

Example:

  • Invoice total: RM95

  • Sales tax (10%): RM9.50

  • Total including tax: RM95 + RM9.50 = RM104.50


39. Total Net Amount:

  • This is the sum of the total amount payable, including applicable line items and invoice-level discounts and charges.

  • It excludes any applicable taxes.

  • Applicable at invoice level only.

Example:

  • Total invoice amount: RM104.50

  • Invoice level discount: RM5

  • Invoice level charge: RM2

  • Total net amount: RM104.50 - RM5 + RM2 = RM101.50


40. Total Payable Amount:

  • This is the sum of the amount payable, including total taxes chargeable, excluding any amount paid in advance and any rounding adjustment.

  • It applies at the invoice level only.

Example:

  • Total payable amount: RM104.50

  • Amount paid in advance: RM20

  • Rounding adjustment: RM0.50

  • Total payable amount: RM104.50 - RM20 - RM0.50 = RM84.00


41. Rounding Amount:

Example:

  • Rounding adjustment: RM0.50



今天,让我们结合实例来谈谈这些术语之间的区别:


36. 小计

- 这表示发票中每个单个项目或服务的金额。

- 它不包括任何税费或折扣。

- 仅适用于细列项目层面

例如

- 发票:

- 项目 1:RM50

- 项目 2:RM30

- 项目 3:RM20

- 每个细列项目的小计: RM50、RM30、RM20


37. 不含税总计:

- 这是发票所列所有项目/服务的应付金额总和。

- 它包括适用的折扣和费用,但不包括税金。

- 它适用于细列项目和发票层面

例如

- 发票:

- 项目 1:RM50

- 项目 2:RM30

- 项目 3:RM20

- 折扣: RM10

- 收费 RM5

- 不含税总计 RM50 + RM30 + RM20 - RM10 + RM5 = RM95


38. 含税总计:

- 这是包括应收税款在内的应付金额总和。

- 它仅适用于发票层面。

例如

- 发票总额: RM 95

- 销售税(10%): RM 9.50

- 含税总额 RM95 + RM9.50 = RM104.50


39. 总净额:

- 这是应付总金额的总和,包括适用的细列项目和发票级别的折扣和费用。

- 它不包括任何适用的税费。

- 仅适用于发票层面

例如

- 发票总金额: RM104.50

- 发票级别折扣: RM5

- 发票级别收费: RM2

- 净额共计 RM104.50 - RM5 + RM2 = RM101.50

40. 应付总金额:

- 这是应付金额的总和,包括应收税款总额,不包括任何预付金额和四舍五入调整。

- 它只适用于发票层面

例如

- 应付总金额: RM104.50

- 预付金额: RM20

- 四舍五入调整: RM0.50

- 应付款总额 RM104.50 - RM20 - RM0.50 = RM84.00

41. 四舍五入金额:

示例:

- 四舍五入调整: RM 0.50


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