Billing cycle

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Billing cycle

The time elapsed between billing periods for goods sold or services rendered.

Billing Cycle

In an installment plan, the time between the days on which a company sends two invoices to a customer. For example, if a company sends a bill on April 1 and another on May 1, the billing cycle runs from April 2 to April 30.

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