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Content of the electricity bill

Content of the electricity bill. The period for which he electricity is metered and the espective amount due is billed. Your electricity supplier. “ Supply price ”

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Content of the electricity bill

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  1. Content of the electricity bill The period for which he electricity is metered and the espective amount due is billed Your electricity supplier “Supply price” The metered electricity consumption(the difference between the previous and the current electricity meter readings) multiplied by the price approved by the supply price net VAT approved by the SEWRC Your ITN number. It is required to pay your bills at a cash desk, via the Internet or using an ATM “Distribution price” The metered electricity consumption(the difference between the previous and the current electricity meter readings) multiplied by the price approved by the distribution price net VAT approved by the SEWRC. The tax base is formed as a sum of the amount due for electricity distribution and the amount due for electricity supply Excise tax is not levied on residential customer electricity consumption The amount due to be paid within the specified time limit. Deadline for payment of the amount due. If no payment is effected within rhis time limit, the customer is charged interest on the amount due and disconnection from the electricity network. The 20% VAT tax on the tax base, pursuant to the VAT Act The total amount billed is a sum of the tax base and the VAT tax

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