1. to bill or charge incorrectly; to send an inaccurate invoice or bill to someone
Usage: third person singular present tense or plural noun form of 'misbill'

Examples

• The company misbills customers when their software fails to calculate discounts properly.
• If the accountant misbills the client, it can damage the firm's reputation.
• The hospital discovered it had misbilled several insurance claims last quarter.
• We need to audit the system to ensure it doesn't misbill future orders.
• The vendor misbills us every month, so we always review our invoices carefully.