Invoice Merger
Merge several invoices into one consolidated invoice, or into one combined data file.
Work out a handling, processing or surcharge line, and whether it is allowed.
The Invoice Handling Fee Calculator works out a handling, processing, small-order or card fee as a flat amount or a capped percentage, shows it as a share of the total, and flags where surcharging is actually banned.
A handling fee is any charge that is not the goods, the service or the carriage: packing, processing, a small-order surcharge, a card fee, an out-of-hours premium, a rush charge. They are legitimate and they are also the lines customers query most, because they look like padding unless they are named and explained.
This works the fee out as a flat amount, a percentage of the order, or a percentage with a floor and a ceiling — which is how most real fee schedules are written — and shows it as a share of the total so you can see when it stops being reasonable.
It also flags the legal problem. Card surcharging on consumer cards is banned outright in the UK and the EU, capped in several US states, and restricted in Australia to the actual cost of acceptance. A card fee added to a consumer invoice in the wrong jurisdiction is not a pricing decision, it is an unlawful charge, and the calculator says so rather than quietly adding it.
A percentage with a floor and a ceiling, as real fee schedules are written.
Where a fee stops looking like a cost and starts looking like padding.
Consumer card surcharging is banned in the UK and EU.
A fee on a taxable supply is normally taxable at the same rate.
A fee with a reason is queried far less than a percentage with none.
Handling, processing, small order, rush or out of hours — a named fee is queried less.
Flat, a percentage, or a percentage with a minimum and a maximum.
A fee attached to a taxable supply is normally taxable at the same rate.
Where a fee stops looking like a cost and starts looking like padding.
Card surcharging on consumer cards is banned or capped in many places.
It depends where you are. Surcharging consumer cards is banned in the UK and the EU, capped at the cost of acceptance in Australia, and restricted or banned in several US states. Business card surcharges are more often allowed, but check before you charge one.
Usually yes, at the same rate as the supply it relates to, because it is part of the consideration for that supply rather than a separate thing.
One you can explain. If it covers a real cost — packing materials, a short-order pick, an out-of-hours delivery — name it and charge what it costs. A percentage with no stated basis is what gets queried.
Always, and in most consumer jurisdictions it must be. A fee that first appears on the invoice is a fee the customer did not agree to, and in a consumer sale it is often unenforceable.
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