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The term arrears in electricity bill refers to the amount of money that is overdue from a previous billing cycle. This is the unpaid balance carried forward and added to the current month's electricity bill. Utilities mark this amount separately to show you how much you owe apart from the new charges.
It may sound complicated, but it simply means unpaid or overdue charges that have been added to your current bill. If you've skipped or missed a payment, it adds up as arrears, making your total bill amount higher than expected. Let's break it down in simple terms so you can understand, manage, and clear it without stress.
You can check your arrears both offline and online: You can visit the electricity office or check your printed bill copy. It usually has a column marked as “Arrears” or “Previous Dues.” Clearing arrears is simple. Follow these steps: 1. Confirm the Amount
Clearing arrears is simple. Follow these steps: 1. Confirm the Amount Before paying, confirm the arrears by checking your online bill or contacting customer service. 2. Choose a Payment Option You can clear the arrears through: 3. Pay the Total Due
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