Split Billing definition

Split Billing means a method of billing whereby the gas distributor issues a bill to a consumer setting out the charges for gas distribution services, and the gas vendor issues a bill to a consumer setting out the charges for the gas commodity; and

Split Billing means an amount charged by a Medical Practitioner or Hospital equal to the difference between the amount charged to the Medical Aid Scheme and the amount charged to the Insured Person.

Split Billing means a billing arrangement under which a Retail Electricity Licensee bills a customer for the delivered price of electricity and any related retail services provided directly by the Retail Electricity Licensee, as well as for all Market Support Services provided to the customer by the MSSL, but does not xxxx for or assume the customer’s obligation to pay the applicable Transmission Licensee for Transmission Charges owed by the customer;

Examples of Split Billing in a sentence

• General Description of DataThe information sent in the Enrol Request includes the three validation fields described previously (refer to Section 5.1), the billing option (Distributor Consolidated, Vendor Consolidated or Split Billing), and the Effective Date, which shall be the 1st day of a calendar month.

• Split Billing functionality is the process whereby fuel purchases are separated from non-fuel purchases.

• For example, to change the billing option of a Consumer account from Distributor Consolidated Billing (DCB) to Split Billing, a Vendor would submit a Contract Transfer Request to move the Consumer account from a contract/price point that is designated as DCB to a contract/price point that is designated as Split Bill.

• Split Billing Fee: In the House Manager Agreement, the HM selects the default for how all common area charges are billed, either entirely to the House Manager or split evenly among all Tenants.

• HFS 2432: The Split Billing Transmittal for MANG Spenddown Program Form issued by the Department of Human Services.

More Definitions of Split Billing

Split Billing means a billing arrangement under which a Licensee bills a consumer for the delivered cost of electricity and any related retail services and/or products provided directly by the Licensee, as well as for all market support services provided to the consumer by the applicable Market Support Services Licensee, but does not bill for or assume the consumer's obligation to pay the applicable Transmission Licensee for the transmission charges owed by the consumer;

Split Billing means a practice of billing where the service provider separates a bill for a single service event between the Fund and the Member by charging for a product or a service usually billed as one without full disclosure, to the Fund, of amount charged to the Member or their dependant.

Split Billing means a billing arrangement under which a Retail Electricity Licensee bills a non-residential consumer for the delivered price of electricity and any related retail services provided directly by the Retail Electricity Licensee, and bills for and assumes the consumer’s obligation to pay the applicable Market Support Services Licensee for market support services charges owed by the non-residential consumer, but does not bill for or assume the non-residential consumer's obligation to pay the applicable Transmission Licensee for transmission charges owed by the non-residential consumer;

Split Billing means the division of the monthly Charges applicable in terms of the Agreement between the Subscriber and the Subscriber’s Employees.

Split Billing means, collectively, the SLB Program and the Split Invoicing Program.

Split Billing means an amount charged by a Medical Practitioner or Hospital which is a separately identifiable fee, in excess of the Medical Scheme Tariff and not considered refundable by a medical scheme.

Split Billing means a method of billing whereby the Gas Distributor issues a bill to a consumer setting out the charges for gas distribution services, and the Gas Vendor issues a bill to a consumer setting out the charges for the gas competitive services;