Understanding your bill - AWS Billing
You receive AWS invoices monthly for usage charges and recurring fees. For one-time fees, such as fees for purchasing an All Upfront Reserved Instance, you're charged immediately. At any time, you can view estimated charges for the current month and final charges for previous months.
AWS Billing - Amazon Web Services
The AWS Bills page allows you to easily understand your AWS charges, discounts, credits, refunds, and taxes. You can view and download invoice documents, and download a CSV of your cost data.
What is AWS Billing and Cost Management? - AWS Billing
AWS Billing and Cost Management provides a suite of features to help you set up your billing, retrieve and pay invoices, and analyze, organize, plan, and optimize your costs. To get started, set up your billing to match your requirements.
AWS Billing FAQs - Amazon Web Services
The AWS Bills page provides details to help you understand how the charges on your invoice were calculated. You can view your charges by service, AWS Region, or member account, and view pricing and usage details to understand how each line item was calculated.
Making payments - AWS Billing
If you pay by ACH direct debit, AWS provides you with your invoice and initiates the charge to your payment method within 10 days of the start of the month. It can take 3–5 days for your payment to succeed.
Customizing your Billing preferences - AWS Billing
You can use the AWS Billing preferences page to manage your invoice delivery, alerts, credit sharing, Reserved Instances (RI) and Savings Plans discount sharing, and detailed billing (legacy) reports. For some sections, only the payer account can update them.
Setting up your India billing - AWS Billing
To view a tax invoice. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the AWS Billing and Cost Management console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/billing/. On the navigation pane, choose Bills. Scroll down and choose the Invoices tab. On the Tax invoices section, choose an invoice link that is mentioned under Document ID.
Getting set up with Billing - AWS Billing
Sign into the AWS Management Console and open the Billing and Cost Management console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/billing/. Choose Bills to see details about your current charges. Choose Payments to see your historical payment transactions.
Setting up your tax information - AWS Billing
You can use the Tax settings page under Preferences and Settings in the left navigation of your AWS Billing and Cost Management console. Use this page to manage your tax registration numbers, turn on tax setting inheritance so your tax registration information is aligned across your Organizations accounts, and manage your tax exemptions.
Adding a purchase order - AWS Billing
You can use the Billing and Cost Management console to add purchase orders to use in your invoices. Adding a purchase order is a two-step process involving purchase orders and line item configurations.