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# May 23, 2025 release

### Invoice notes and comments

When you edit a draft invoice, you can now add comments to individual line items as well as provide notes at the bottom of the invoice.

### Merge invoices (preview)

When you have multiple draft invoices, you can now select them on the account's transaction tab and merge them into a single invoice. 

### Multiple payment methods per account

It's now possible to register multiple payment methods, for example credit cards, on a single account and switch between them.

### Enhanced support for VAT for Swedish customers

The Swedish IRS requires that invoices to Swedish customers must always show VAT in SEK, even if the invoice is in another currency, such as Euro. This is now supported.

### Components update

Bunny's [React components](https://docs.bunny.com/developer/bunny-components/bunny-components) have been updated with support for multiple payment methods per account as well as other polish.

### Various bug fixes and improvements

This release also contains various minor bug fixes and usability improvements throughout the user interface.


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