In plain English
It identifies who is being charged and where the invoice should be sent. It refers to the person or organization expected to pay, using their name and address.
In context
Here, "bill to" labels the name and address of the person or organization being charged and sent the invoice.
- Situation
- Understanding invoices, billing statements, balances, due dates, credits, and receipts
- What it communicates
- labels the customer details section being charged
Meaning limits
By itself, this term does not indicate whether the invoice has been paid.
Examples
“For this order, the bill-to is the clinic downtown, but the equipment is going to the new branch.”
“Use the foundation's main office as the bill-to on the repair invoice.”