Initial bill definition

Initial bill means the first bill rendered by a utility for a customer’s service;
Initial bill means the first billing statement provided to an individual by a hospital after the care, whether inpatient or outpatient, is provided and the individual has left the hospital facility.
Initial bill means the first billing statement provided to an individual by a hospital after the care, whether inpatient or outpatient, is provided and the individual has left the hospital facility, and the basis for a payment, other than a copayment, made before care is provided.

Examples of Initial bill in a sentence

  • This field defaults to Tax on Initial Bill and should not be changed.

  • Customer will be billed (the "Initial Bill") an amount equal to (i) all non-recurring charges indicated in the Purchase Order(s) and the monthly recurring charges the "Recurring Bill")for the first month of services and each month thereafter.

  • It is estimated that two (2) Bill of Materials will be provided by Telcordia for the oper▇▇▇▇n of the Interim NAP, one (1) Initial Bill of Materials to support the operation of the Interim NA▇ ▇▇ring the first quarter of 2001 and one (1) Quarterly Bill of Materials to support the operation of the Interim NA▇ ▇▇ring the second quarter of 200l.

  • The estimated amounts provided in SECTION 6 are based on the Telcordia Provided Hardware and Software, which shall be identified in the Initial Bill of Materials.

  • Any initial amount paid above and beyond the Initial Bill will remain as a credit on the account to be applied to future charges.

  • Any payment not received within fifteen (15) days of the invoice date of the Initial Bill and thirty (30) days of the invoice date of a Recurring Bill (respectively, a “Payment Default”) will accrue a late fee at the lesser of 2.5% per 30 days or the maximum rate permitted by law.