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August 2003. NCOAUG Intercompany Invoicing.ppt/kdelong-PMCLTD. 2. Intercompany Invoicing is used when the Shipping Operating Unit is different from the Selling Operating Unit within the same company. An example would be a United Kingdom Operating Unit (the Selling OU) creates a Sales Order to their trade customer and the product is shipped from a Chicago Inventory (the Shipping OU). A Receivables invoice to the Selling Operating Unit's trade customer would then be created in the United Kingdom29
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