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View definitions for balance due

balance due

noun as in account payable

noun as in account receivable

Strongest match

Strong match

noun as in arrearage

noun as in arrears

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This year, Glastonbury tickets cost £375.50 each plus a £5 booking fee - but at the check-out you will only pay a deposit of £75, with the balance due in the first week of April.

From BBC

More than 900 sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted for offences including theft and false accounting after their books didn't balance due to errors in the Horizon software.

From BBC

“Although these reminder notices were suspended, the failure-to-pay penalty continues to accrue for taxpayers who did not fully pay their bills in response to the initial balance due notice.”

China will keep a balance due to “historical and economic relationships” with Russia, he said, adding that “lines that cannot be crossed” include sovereignty, justice and nuclear security.

Barra wrote that GM has a strong cash balance due to record profits from selling gas-powered vehicles and more efficient internal combustion and electric vehicle operations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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