due bill
noun[C]
ACCOUNTING,COMMERCEUSukusanamountofmoneythat isowedat aparticulartime:
Onlinepaymentofduebillsisofferedas anoptiontopaperchecks.
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due bill
He feels overwhelmed by having to deal with lots of past due bills and his rebellious teenage daughter.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.They offered prepaid home phone service to anyone regardless of credit, past due bills, or proof of identity.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.They took money on deposit, made advances, and issued due bills which served as currency.
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They gave credit for supplies, issued due bills, accepted orders drawn by one party on another, etc.
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The administration, for several years past, had paid in due bills all the supplies they had obtained, and they had been suffered to accumulate to an immense amount.
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