Sentence examples for an itemized statement from inspiring English sources

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3. Every such public stock-yards operator or operators shall annually, on the 31st day of December of each year, file with the secretary of state an itemized statement certified and sworn to, setting forth the number of head of cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, horses, and mules received in his or their public stock-yards during the year next preceding.

You can request an itemized statement from each lab to make sure that both billed for the same test.

Make sure to ask your attorney to provide an itemized statement of fees so you can determine how much may qualify for a deduction.

Due, in part, to the efforts of federal bankruptcy court judges, the U.S. Supreme Court amended bankruptcy rules to require servicers to include "an itemized statement of the interest, fees, expenses, or charges" with any claim they make in a bankruptcy filing involving an individual debtor.

Residents of some apartment complexes, for example, receive an itemized statement at the end of the month that includes their rent and utilities.

Furnish a reasonably itemized statement of all expenses of the Bank in connection with the issuance and distribution of the obligations, except underwriters' or dealers' discounts and commissions.

Make a reasonably itemized statement of the purposes, so far as determinable, for which the net proceeds to the Bank from the obligations are to be used, and state the approximate amount to be used for each such purpose.

With outpatient, I do pay the provider and submit a claim with itemized statements.

We all pay the price of care for the uninsured: the ever-rising costs of hospital care, pharmaceuticals, health insurance premiums and government-financed Medicaid — costs that aren't made known to us in itemized statements.

For instance, both Mint and Cake notify people when they incur fees from their banks or brokers fees that might otherwise get lost on itemized statements, or in the dense text of service agreements.