the due date definition

the due date means 19th October following the end of the tax year to which the PSA relates.
the due date. , in relation to any tax, means the date on which the tax becomes due and payable;
the due date means the 1st day of June 2007.

Examples of the due date in a sentence

  • The Due Date was 3 working days from the date of presentation of the bill as per the definition provided in the Agreement.

  • The Due Date is on or before thirty after the inception date of the Period of Insurance specified in the Schedule or such other time that the Insurer agrees in writing.

  • The Due Date is the date which the test must be taken on or before to avoid being assessed a Late Penalty of ten (-10) points.

  • The Due Date for current property taxes under the municipal tax collection scheme shall be the first Friday in July, except that if the first Friday in July is before July 2 of that year, the Due Date shall be the second Friday in July for that year.

  • The Due Date for all payments will be sixty (60) days after the date of receipt of the relevant invoice.


More Definitions of the due date

the due date means the date upon which all accounts are payable pursuant to clause 4 hereof.
the due date. - means the date that payment for an invoice from HOPPER VIDEO is due to have cleared into HOPPER VIDEO’s bank account, this is always shown on HOPPER VIDEO’s invoices.
the due date in relation to any TV licence means the date on which the licensee is required to obtain the licence in accordance with the Act whether in consequence of the expiry of a previous licence or otherwise; and
the due date means the 3rd day of any calendar month.
the due date means 31 January;
the due date means the date by which the relevant tax liability is required to be paid,
the due date means the date when the amount of the first yearly rent payable hereunder with effect from the relevant date of review has been agreed or otherwise decided as evidenced by an exchange of memoranda pursuant to sub-CLAUSE 2.6;