After a commercial bill is issued, it must be accepted. Acceptance refers to the acceptor's agreement to arrive according to the items specified in the bill of exchange<br>The act of making written records or seals on a negotiable instrument for payment on time. Commercial acceptance bill is a commercial bill accepted by the payer other than the bank. It can be signed and accepted by the payer, or issued by the payee for acceptance by the payer. A bank acceptance bill is a commercial bill accepted by a bank. All legal persons and other organizations that open accounts in banks can use commercial bills to trade commodities and pay off creditor's rights and debts according to the purchase and sale contract. Commercial bills of exchange can be used after presentation for acceptance to the drawee at the time of issue, or they can be used first and then presented for acceptance to the payer after the bill is drawn. The drawee's acceptance of a commercial bill shall not be subject to conditions. If the acceptance is conditional, it shall be deemed as non acceptance. The maximum term of payment for commercial bills shall not exceed six months. The time limit for presentment for payment of commercial bills shall be 10 days from the due date of the bills. The common point of the accounting procedures of commercial acceptance bill and bank acceptance bill is that the bill is collected by the way of entrusted collection settlement. However, attention should be paid to the difference between the procedures when the commercial acceptance bill and the bank acceptance bill are due, and there is no payment in the account of the payer or the acceptance applicant.<br>
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