What does BNR mean?
BNR means Billed but Not Received
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Billed but Not Received?
Billed but Not Received can be abbreviated as BNR
Other shorthands for Billed but Not Received are: BNR
Other shorthands for Billed but Not Received are: BNR
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What does BNR stand for? BNR stands for "Billed but Not Received". |
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How to abbreviate "Billed but Not Received"? "Billed but Not Received" can be abbreviated as BNR. |
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What is the meaning of BNR abbreviation? The meaning of BNR abbreviation is "Billed but Not Received". |
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What is BNR abbreviation? One of the definitions of BNR is "Billed but Not Received". |
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What does BNR mean? BNR as abbreviation means "Billed but Not Received". |
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What is shorthand of Billed but Not Received? The most common shorthand of "Billed but Not Received" is BNR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ABNQ - Almost But Not Quite
- BNDY - But Not Dead Yet
- FPNO - Flight Plan Not Received
- IEBNR - Income Earned But Not Received
- BN - But Not ....
- BNA - But Not Actually
- BNR - Build Not Received
- BNR - But Not Really
- BNTH - But Not the Hippopotamus
- INR - Item Not Received
- N/R - Not Received
- INR - Invoiced Not Received
- SCNR - Selected Cell Not Received
- BITC - but not PITC
- BNR - Billed Not Received
- nr - Not Received
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