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Nell Ashcombe sent Janet Readman an invoice on 1 Mar 2024: £42k net, £8,360 VAT, £50k gross, due 31 Mar 2024. She noted the contract runs to 28 Feb 2025 for 40 licensed users. No customer response in the thread.

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Nell Ashcombe sent Janet Readman an invoice on 1 Mar 2024: £42k net, £8,360 VAT, £50k gross, due 31 Mar 2024. She noted the contract runs to 28 Feb 2025 for 40 licensed users. No customer response in the thread.

Ask: Nell asked Janet to say if the invoice does not match what Trevor Bulmer agreed. She tied it to the contract term and the 40 licensed users.

Customer view: there is no customer response in the thread. The invoice figures are those of this invoice only, not a statement of annual value.

Next: payment is due on 31 Mar 2024, and the contract end date of 28 Feb 2025 is the renewal marker.

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Nell Ashcombe 1 Mar 2024 14:29
to Janet Readman
Hi Janet, Attached is today's invoice. The net amount is £41,800, with VAT of £8,360, so the gross is £50,160. It is due on 31 Mar 2024. Your contract runs to 28 Feb 2025 and covers 40 licensed users, so this should match what Trevor agreed. Shout if it doesn't. Best, Nell

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