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What court can you sue in if the government has not paid a bill for goods and services?
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U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
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If the government had not paid a bill for goods or services you may sue in this court?
territorial courtesy
If the government has not paid a bill for goods or services you may sue in this court?
in common wealth countries; Yes unless they specifically make a new law nullifying the contract.
What is the homophone for the word bill?
a statement of money owed for goods or services supplied.
Which one is kept outside the purview of goods and services tax bill of 2011?
abdul
What would be a billing address?
The address where a provider of goods or services is asked to send the bill.
What is the purpose of an invoice?
what is a sales invoice?A list of goods sent or services provided, stating the sum due for these; a bill.
What is the purpose of invoice?
what is a sales invoice?A list of goods sent or services provided, stating the sum due for these; a bill.
Is there a potential problem if government continually finance goods and service with borrowed money?
If the government is not making profit with these goods and services, which they're most likely not, they will not have the sufficient income to pay back the loan. If you have a $100 electric bill, so you take out a loan to pay for your electricity, now you owe the bank (or loan agency) $100. You're not paying the bill; just changing who you owe it to. Not to mention, the loan agency will charge interest, so now you owe $150 for a $100 electric bill. The only difference is that the government does this on a larger scale, and it affects all of us.
What actions by the government are prohibited by the bill of rights?
government officials cannot enter your home without your permission or a court order
What is the difference between bill of entry and bill of exchange?
A bill of exchange is one person pays a certain amount for goods and services on a specific day. A bill of entry is the exact value of good that have been shipped out or come in.
Difference between tax invoices and commercial invoices?
Commercial Invoice: The seller's bill of sale for the goods sold, specifying type of goods, quantity and price of each type and terms of sale. Tax Invoice: A document issued by a supplier which stipulates the amount charged for goods or services as well as the amount of Goods and Services on which tax payable.
Disputes between states and the federal government were settled by?
The Constitution
