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billing

  (bĭl'ĭng)

1. The relative importance of performers as indicated by the position and type size in which their names are listed on programs, theater marquees, or advertisements: top billing.
2. Advertising; promotion: The product needed better billing to outsell its competition.
3. The total amount of business done in a specific period, as by an advertising agency or a law firm. Often used in the plural.

1. Total charges to a client or advertiser by an agency, including media costs, production costs, and other noncommissionable agency charges.

2. Amount of gross business done by an advertising agency in a given year as stated in terms of its billing, which is considered to be an indication of the agency's growth from year to year.

3. see accounts receivable.

The procedure of preparing a financial statement.

Billing may mean:

• The process of sending accounts to customers for goods or services is called billing. The document used is called an invoice. The invoice may be attached to the goods or forwarded separately.

It can also refer to:

• Billing Aquadrome, location of the Billing Land Rover Show in England, a massive gathering of Land Rover enthusiasts.
• Billingr, in Norse mythology the father of a maiden desired by Odin.
• Billing (film), a list of movie credits.
• Billing (birds), a behavior in some birds involving touching and clasping each other's bills.
• Billing, Northamptonshire
• Rawdon Billing, a hill in West Yorkshire.
• Billing, Johanna, Swedish artist.

See also

• Billings

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