My invoices & my payments

Two related pages: the invoices issued to your account, and every payment or top-up booked on it.

My invoices

Select My invoices in the menu. Each row is one invoice period.

Column	Meaning
`Number`	The invoice number.
`Period`	The date range this invoice covers.
`Issued`	The date the invoice was created.
`Amount`	The invoice total.
`incl. VAT`	The same total with tax included.
`Status`	Paid or Unpaid.

Note

There's no download or PDF button on this page today — the table above is all this page shows. If you need a copy of an invoice, ask your provider.

My payments

Select My payments in the menu. Every payment or manual top-up booked on your account is listed here, newest first.

Column	Meaning
`Date`	When the payment was booked.
`Type`	How it was booked, e.g. `manual` for a top-up your provider entered by hand.
`Description`	An optional note your provider may have added.
`Amount`	How much was booked.
`Status`	Completed or Unpaid.

Payment detail

Select the arrow at the start of a row to expand it and see exactly how that payment changed your balance.

A payment row expanded, showing Amount with tax, Amount without tax, Tax share, Current balance and New balance after booking, plus a receipts line. — An expanded payment: the full balance breakdown.

Field	Meaning
`Amount with tax (payment)`	What was actually paid, including tax.
`Amount without tax (balance)`	The part that was added to your balance.
`Tax share`	The tax portion of the payment.
`Current balance`	Your balance immediately before this payment.
`New balance after booking`	Your balance right after — highlighted in green.
`Receipts`	Any receipt files your provider attached to this payment.

Note

Not every row has this arrow — only payments that carry a balance-before/after snapshot can be expanded. A row without one shows a dash instead, not a broken link.

Check

Add up the Amount column on My payments against your Balance card on Overview — for a prepaid account the two should tell the same story (minus whatever you've since spent on calls or SMS).