Mail Order Biller Salary in Vietnam

Types invoices and bills and compiles data. Reads computer files or compiles records, such as purchase orders, sales tickets, and charge slips, to collect needed data. Enters information into computer or computes amounts due, using calculator. Types invoices, listing items sold, amounts due, credit terms, and dates of shipment, using typewriter or computer. Types bills of lading and lists weight and serial number of items sold, using specification book. May type shipping labels. May type credit memorandums to indicate returned or incorrectly billed merchandise. May type credit forms for customers or finance companies. May post transactions to accounting records, such as work sheet, ledger, or computer files. May be designated according to type of billing done, such as bill-of-lading clerk; c.o.d. Biller and mail-order biller. If worker is involved with compiling and typing transportation billing documents and verifying related accounting records, see documentation-billing clerk.

The average salary for a Mail Order Biller is 236.226.506 ₫ per year or 113.570,44 ₫ per hour in Vietnam. Top earners have reported making up to 267.162.106 ₫. However, the typical pay range in Vietnam is between 179.252.623 ₫ and 267.162.106 ₫ annually.

Mail Order Biller is projected to see a 15.3 % salary change in 5 years.

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