Voucher

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voucher is a bond of the type of exchangeable transactions that are worth a certain monetary value and which may be spent only for certain reasons or on certain goods. Examples include housing, travel, and food vouchers. The term voucher is also a synonym for acceptance and is often used to refer to a receipt used as evidence, for example, a statement that the service has been made or the expenditure has been made. Voucher is a tour guide to use the service with guaranteed payment by the agent.

The term is also commonly used for school vouchers, which are somewhat different.

Video Voucher

In tourism

Vouchers are used in the tourism sector primarily as proof of a named customer's right to pick up services at specific times and places. Service providers collect them to return to the tour operator or travel agent who has sent the customer, to prove that they have provided the service. So, life vouchers are as follows:

1. Customers receive vouchers from tour operators or travel agents for purchased services
2. The customer goes to the vacation site and passes the voucher to the respective provider and requests the service provided
3. Providers send coupons collected to agents or carriers who send customers from time to time, and request payment for the service
4. Unassembled coupons are not eligible for payment

This approach is best suited for free individual travel activities where pre-allocation for services is not required, feasible or applicable. It has become a habit before the information age when communication is limited and expensive, but has now been given a quite different role by B2C applications. When reservations are made via the internet, customers are often given vouchers via email or printable websites. The provider usually requires that this voucher be presented before providing the service.

Maps Voucher

Account voucher

Voucher is an accounting document that represents internal intent to make payments to an external entity , such as a vendor or service provider. Vouchers are produced usually after receiving vendor invoices, once the invoice has been matched to a purchase order. The voucher will contain detailed information on the payee, the payment amount, the transaction description, and more. In the accounts payable system, a process called "running payments" is executed to generate payments in accordance with an unpaid voucher. These payments can then be released or held at the sole discretion of the supervisor or the controller of the company.

The term can also be used with reference to accounts receivable, where it is also a document representing the intent to make adjustments to the account, and for general ledger where there is a need to customize accounts in the ledger; in this case referred to as journal vouchers.

Any documentary evidence supporting an entry recorded in an account's bookkeeping determines the accuracy of the transaction arithmetic, also referred to as a voucher - for example, invoices, invoices, receipts, salaries and wage sheets, associate notes, counterfoil pay slips, checkbook counterfoils, or trust deeds.

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Mobile

Vouchers are refill numbers sold to customers to recharge their SIM card with money and to extend the period of card availability. Vouchers are usually sold at retail outlets, such as phone shops run by mobile operators or by distributors, grocery stores, and gas stations.

Vouchers are a common form of refilling for prepaid cell phones in many countries such as Italy and Spain where over 90% of consumers use vouchers, and the UK where more than 60% buy vouchers at retail. In other countries such as the United States, Ireland and many Nordic countries, there is an increasing trend of subscribers who use the No Card Presentation option such as online payments, or by using their phones to contact operators and recharge with representatives (CSR) or via their IVR (Interactive Voice Response) system. More prepaid mobile operators like Meteor in Ireland and T-Mobile USA offer the option to send SMS (text to pay), or use handset apps like WAP or BREW technology.

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Internet

Vouchers can also be used online in the form of e-vouchers. This type of voucher can be entered when online shopping and the relevant voucher value is added to your order. This can take any form of code. Many companies have chosen to use coupon codes for the last few years but with massive slant used in late 2008 and early 2009. There are many Internet websites devoted to promoting these offers and vouchers online, as well as Facebook groups that offer goods such as student discounts and 2-for-1 restaurant voucher offerings. Many companies have started their business around coupons. It comes under affiliate marketing. Companies like RetailMeNot, Fatwallet, CouponRani & amp; festcoupon deals with online and offline coupons.

There are a small number of sites that use the inappropriate click method to disclose methods for dropping cookies on consumer computers, which has led to the introduction of guidelines for the use of vouchers in Internet marketing.

Most of the special editions of video games come with vouchers for exclusive in-game content. In addition, pre-order games in certain stores can entitle the buyer to get a voucher only if you order at the store.

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See also

• Coupon
• Food Stamp Program
• Gift card
• Labor voucher
• Vouchers to eat
• ROC consumer voucher
• School voucher
• Token coin

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References

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External links

• Media related to Vouchers on Wikimedia Commons

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