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You will be billed for the materials you order (paid or free), plus shipping and handling and any applicable taxes. AFIP reserves the right to require prepayment at any time for any reason (AFIP will contact you if it is determined you qualify for prepayment). Otherwise, you will be invoiced shortly after shipment. The invoice you receive is payable upon receipt.
You should ensure you have the authority to commit the individual or company named as billable to payment. AFIP is not responsible for internal authority disputes, but reserves the right to require payment from the individual who placed the order if the named billable is able to prove that individual did not have the authority to commit the named billable to payment.
If AFIP ships materials previous to receiving payment and the individual or company responsible for payment has an outstanding invoice for more than 90 days after the date of shipment, the account will be turned over for collection and the result of that action reported to credit reporting agencies. The individual or company responsible for payment will be required to make payment in full plus any fees associated with the collection of the debt, whether the claim is pursued by an attorney or a collection agency, in order to satisfy the obligations of that debt. Once an account has been turned over to collections, the product cannot be returned for credit.




