invoiced value

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The invoiced value is the amount shown on an invoice for goods or services. It corresponds to the price charged to the buyer under the purchase contract or agreement, including any agreed ancillary costs (e.g., transport, insurance, taxes or surcharges) minus any applicable discounts or deductions.

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