végszámlát

Végzámlát is a Hungarian term that translates to "final invoice" or "closing bill" in English. It refers to the final bill issued for a service or product that marks the conclusion of a transaction or contractual period. This type of invoice is typically issued at the end of a project, after all goods have been delivered, or upon termination of a service agreement.

The végszámlát serves to consolidate all costs incurred during the engagement, including any initial payments, progress payments, and outstanding balances. It provides a comprehensive summary of the financial obligations between parties. For consumers, it represents the total amount due to settle their account. For businesses, it signifies the final revenue generated from a specific transaction or contract.

Key components of a végszámlát generally include a detailed breakdown of all services rendered or goods provided, their respective costs, applicable taxes, and the total amount payable. It will also usually reference previous invoices or payment records to ensure clarity and avoid discrepancies. The issuance of a végszámlát is an important step in formalizing the completion of a business relationship and ensuring all financial aspects have been addressed. It often triggers the final payment and the official closure of the transaction in accounting records.