Back-Billing definition
Back-Billing means a catch-up bill sent by us when you have been incorrectly charged for the Services. Further information can be found at clause 9.6. Micro Businesses will only be billed up to the previous 12 months, unless the circumstances set out in 9.6 are applicable.
Back-Billing means the re-billing by the Company for services rendered to the Customer because the original billings are discovered to be either too high (“Over- Billed”) or too low (“Under-Billed”). Either the Customer or the Company may make the discovery. The cause of the billing error may include any of the following non- exhaustive reasons or combination thereof:
Back-Billing means any invoice raised for Goods/Services rendered or costs incurred for any reason, more than 12 months after receipt of such Goods/Services.
More Definitions of Back-Billing
Back-Billing or “Catch-up bill(ing)” means the portion of a bill which represents charges not previously billed for Utility service that was delivered to the Customer during a period before the current billing cycle where services were Under-billed.
Back-Billing means the submission of a bill by LADWP to an account holder 13 that includes more than one billing cycle where the prior billing statements had not previously 14 been billed to the account holder. Back-Billing does not include the issuance of a “Cancel- 15 Rebill.”
Back-Billing means the submission of a bill by LADWP to an account holder