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Designing Buildings at 07:23, 28 December 2020

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	* Purchase order.		* Purchase order.

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Designing Buildings at 07:23, 28 December 2020

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	* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued, for example, at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the supplier has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.		* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued, for example, at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the supplier has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.
−	* ~~‘Bill’ can also~~ refer to a ~~‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed~~.	+	* 'Bill' may refer to draft legislation that becomes a legally enforceable Act if approved by parliament.
	* ‘Bill’ may be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’ (BoQ) to refer to a document prepared by a cost consultant (often a quantity surveyor) that provides project-specific measured quantities of the items of work identified by the drawings and specifications in tender documentation for construction works. For more information see: see Bill of quantities.		* ‘Bill’ may be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’ (BoQ) to refer to a document prepared by a cost consultant (often a quantity surveyor) that provides project-specific measured quantities of the items of work identified by the drawings and specifications in tender documentation for construction works. For more information see: see Bill of quantities.
		+	* ‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.

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Designing Buildings at 10:09, 10 September 2019

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	* Late payment.		* Late payment.
	* Measured quantity.		* Measured quantity.
		+	* Parliamentary procedure.
	* Priced bill of quantities		* Priced bill of quantities
	* Purchase order.		* Purchase order.
−	* The benefits of e-procurement in construction.

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Designing Buildings at 10:04, 10 September 2019

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	* Accounting.		* Accounting.
		+	* Act.
	* Advantages of a bill of quantities		* Advantages of a bill of quantities
	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.

Designing Buildings at 09:17, 25 June 2019

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	The term ‘bill’ can have numerous meanings:		The term ‘bill’ can have numerous meanings:

−	* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued ~~typically~~ at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the ~~establishment~~ has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.	+	* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued, for example, at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the supplier has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.
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	* ‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.		* ‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.
−		+	* ‘Bill’ may be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’ (BoQ) to refer to a document prepared by a cost consultant (often a quantity surveyor) that provides project-specific measured quantities of the items of work identified by the drawings and specifications in tender documentation for construction works. For more information see: see Bill of quantities.
−	* ‘Bill’ may ~~sometimes~~ be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’~~. So, for example, if an individual remarks~~ to ~~another: “Is~~ that ~~included in~~ the ~~bill?” they mean is~~ the ~~item~~ in ~~question included in the bill of quantities~~. (For ~~a further explanation of bill~~ of quantities~~, see the link below~~.)	+

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Editor at 16:57, 13 June 2019

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	* Difference between purchase order and invoice.		* Difference between purchase order and invoice.
	* Late payment.		* Late payment.
		+	* Measured quantity.
	* Priced bill of quantities		* Priced bill of quantities
	* Purchase order.		* Purchase order.

Editor at 16:13, 15 May 2019

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	* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued typically at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the establishment has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.		* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued typically at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the establishment has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.
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	* ‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.		* ‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.
−	* ‘Bill’ may sometimes be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’. So, for example, if an individual remarks to another: “Is that included in the bill?” they mean is the item in question included in the bill of quantities. (For a further explanation of ~~Bill~~ of ~~Quantities~~, see the link below.)	+
		+	* ‘Bill’ may sometimes be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’. So, for example, if an individual remarks to another: “Is that included in the bill?” they mean is the item in question included in the bill of quantities. (For a further explanation of bill of quantities, see the link below.)

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Editor at 16:11, 15 May 2019

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	The term ‘bill’ can have numerous meanings:		The term ‘bill’ can have numerous meanings:

−	For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued typically at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the establishment has received the due payment.	+	* For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued typically at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the establishment has received the due payment. Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. The latter typically demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.
−		+	* ‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.
−	Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. ~~Some of these, such as credit card companies,~~ demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.	+	* ‘Bill’ may sometimes be used in place of ‘bill of quantities’. So, for example, if an individual remarks to another: “Is that included in the bill?” they mean is the item in question included in the bill of quantities. (For a further explanation of Bill of Quantities, see the link below.)
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−	‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.	+
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−	‘Bill’ may sometimes be ~~the shortened version~~ of ‘bill of quantities’ ~~and may be used in the plural~~. So, for example, if ~~someone~~ remarks to another: “Is that included in the bill?” they mean is the item in question included in the bill of quantities. (For a further explanation of Bill of Quantities, see the link below.)	+

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The term ‘bill’ can have numerous meanings:

For most purposes, ‘bill’ is synonymous with ‘invoice’: a bill is a document which requests payment for previously supplied goods. Bills are issued typically at restaurants following a meal upon which immediate payment is required. The bill normally accounts for the full price of whatever has been consumed or supplied, includes any taxes and does not allow part-payment. Following payment, the customer normally exchanges the bill for a receipt showing that the establishment has received the due payment.

Customers also receive bills from utilities, service providers and credit card companies. Some of these, such as credit card companies, demand payment by a certain date and give customers the option of paying only a part of a bill but will impose penalties in the form of interest if this option is taken up.

‘Bill’ can also refer to a ‘billboard’ – an external, vertical surface or signboard, sometimes freestanding or fixed to buildings, onto which advertising posters are fixed.

‘Bill’ may sometimes be the shortened version of ‘bill of quantities’ and may be used in the plural. So, for example, if someone remarks to another: “Is that included in the bill?” they mean is the item in question included in the bill of quantities. (For a further explanation of Bill of Quantities, see the link below.)

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Accounting.
* Advantages of a bill of quantities
* Bill of quantities.
* Common mistakes in bill of quantities
* Construction invoice fraud.
* Difference between purchase order and invoice.
* Late payment.
* Priced bill of quantities
* Purchase order.
* The benefits of e-procurement in construction.

[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]