The phrase "amount became due" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or legal contexts to indicate that a payment is now required or has reached its due date.
Example: "The invoice was sent last month, and the amount became due on the 15th of this month."
Alternatives: "payment is now required" or "sum is payable."
For example, in many 30-year mortgages that have a balloon payment, the entire principal amount becomes due in 5 to 7 years.
There is a minimum amount that becomes due to be paid every year.
That was suspended because he couldn't pay but the ruling said "the full amount will become due immediately if he is found to have misrepresented his financial condition".
The banker would purchase the bill at a discount from its full amount because payment was due at a future date; the purchasing merchant's account would be debited when the bill became due.
As well as player and staff wages, the balance of an outstanding PAYE tax bill of £50,000 is due to be paid soon and further amounts will become due at the end of June, including a significant six-figure sum in relation to VAT.
These crazy due dates create all kinds of problems for mortgage lenders trying to escrow just the right amount of money to pay the taxes when they become due.
According to the 11-page complaint, CPC Group is on the hook for $20.4 million so far, an amount that continues to grow as accruing interest on the condo-project loan becomes due and goes unpaid.
Endorsement transfers the rights of the endorser to the new holder and also creates a liability of the endorser for payment of the amount of the draft if the drawee does not meet payment when the draft becomes due.
After 30 days — when the invoice becomes due — Satago will pay the small business 85percentt of the invoice amount (so, $4,250).
Changes in time allocation may reflect partners' valuation of leisure together versus leisure separate, which may also vary when a substantial amount of time becomes available due to retiring from work.
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