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DIA [1.3K]
2 years ago
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5. I You work in accounts receivable for a manufacturing company. One

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nadezda [96]2 years ago
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In writing this letter, it should be formal or in an indirect writing approach and the steps are:

  • First you bring them to remembrance of what the deal was
  • The second paragraph should tell the aim of writing to them (overdue balance).
  • The last paragraph should be the deadline and conclusion.

<h3>What is balance overdue?</h3>

The "Balance Due" is known to be shown on the Statement of Accounts as it tells the total amount that is said to be outstanding for a given client.

Note that by following the steps above in drafting the letter, such as First you bring them to remembrance of what the deal was

  • First you bring them to remembrance of what the deal was
  • The second paragraph should tell the aim of writing to them (overdue balance).
  • The last paragraph should be the deadline and conclusion, one can write a good draft or letter.

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