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Invoice date is the date the agency receives an invoice from the vendor through any State location. Upon receipt, a vendor invoice should be date stamped "Received" or otherwise marked in some way with the date, and this date should be entered in the invoice date field on the Core-CT voucher. The invoice date is usually not the date when the voucher is created in Core-CT or the date on the vendor's invoice. For invoices received via email, the invoice date is the received date on the email, not the date first read or printed. If the invoice is generated internally, the invoice date should be the date the invoice was prepared and approved.
Receipt date refers to the date goods or services were received or contractually due. If multiple dates or billing periods are included on a single invoice, use the latest date.
See below for examples of invoice and receipt dates by transaction type.
* * * * * GENERAL SERVICES * * * * *
The invoice date is the date the agency
received the invoice through any State location. The receipt date is the date the services were received or
contractually due.
* * * * * PREPAID SERVICES * * * * *
A prepayment is permitted when due to the nature of certain types of goods and/or services an advance
payment is required.
* * * * * ADVANCE PAYMENTS * * * * *
In accordance with Connecticut General Statute 3-117, the agency
shall certify that such articles or services have been received or performed, or if not yet received,
are covered by contracts properly drawn and executed. Payments must not be processed more that five days prior to due date.
* * * COMMODITIES, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT * * *
The invoice date is the date the
agency received the invoice through any State location. The receipt date is the date that the goods were received
as noted by the signed and dated documentation of receipt (e.g. receiving report, packing slip/invoice).
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