What is meant by (E & OE) on bill or invoice or any document ?

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Question added by Tariq Raza , Manager Finance , THK SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
Date Posted: 2013/12/10

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by Rehan Qureshi , Financial Consultant , Self Employeed

E&OE on an invoice stands for Errors and Omissions Excepted; it is an expression that is used as a disclaimer against clerical error. A clerical error is a mistake made in an invoice, or any other document, that changes its meaning such as an unintentional addition or omission of a word or figure. Mistakes of this kind are usually a result of an oversight and are usually mistakenly and not purposely written.

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by Mohammed Salim Allana , Compliance and Assurance Manager , United Arab Bank

Errors and omissions excepted (E&OE) is a phrase used in an attempt to reduce legal liability for incorrect or incomplete information in a contract.

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by SYED FARHAN ANWER , Senior Manager Accounts and Finance , ProMag Pvt. Ltd.

Errors and Omissions Expected, its a phrase.

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by mukkur srinivasan varadhan , Chartered Accountant , Chartered Accountant in practice

Errors and Ommissions Excepted. A disclaimer for inadvertent mistakes ,errors and ommissions to denote the consequential correction to restore the company to a no loss/ no gain position, because of it.

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