An itemized listing of goods or services sold; details such as costs, discounts, payment terms, and shipping dates.

• A. Invoice
• B. Inventory
• C. Invention
• D. Invest

Answer: (A)

An invoice is a document that lists each item sold and shows what is owed. It provides an itemized breakdown with descriptions, quantities, unit prices, any discounts, subtotals, taxes, shipping charges, and the total due. It also states payment terms—when payment is due, acceptable methods, and sometimes due dates—and may include shipping details or dates. This combination creates a clear bill for the buyer and a formal record for the seller, helping with tracking, accounting, and potential disputes.

This fits the description best because it is specifically a bill requesting payment, rather than a record of stock (inventory), a newly created device or process (invention), or the act of putting money into something (invest).