In plain English
This is the specific day on the calendar when the billed service actually happened. It refers to when the service was provided, not to when the charge was created or paid.
In context
Here, it labels the calendar date when the billed service was provided.
- Situation
- Understanding invoices, billing statements, balances, due dates, credits, and receipts
- What it communicates
- labels when the billed service was provided
Meaning limits
By itself, the term does not tell you when the bill was issued, when payment is due, or whether payment has been made.
Examples
“Although the invoice was issued in April, the service date was 28 March, when the plumber fixed the leak.”
“After replacing the brake pads, the mechanic recorded 14 May as the service date on the bill.”