"Purchase Order required" example.
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before accruing the income. In fact, if you're generating an invoice merely
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before accruing the income. In fact, if you're generating an invoice merely
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to "inspire" a donation, it's wrong to accrue that, since you don't have a
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to "inspire" a donation, it's wrong to accrue that, since you don't have a
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good faith belief that the invoice will be paid.
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good faith belief that the invoice will be paid.
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## <a id="purchase-order-required"></a>The "Purchase Order Required" Example
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Many organizations do require issuance of a purchase order before invoicing
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is permitted. However, this isn't mandatory, it's just common practice and
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likely this isn't even possible with the types of
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[[reimbursement requests|UseCases/ReimbursementRequests]] that some
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non-profits have. (By way of example, Conservancy is sometimes "surprised"
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by a volunteer [[reimbursement requests|UseCases/ReimbursementRequests]], so
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there's no way we can "require" a PO issuance before accepting any invoice.
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