A gas bill is a monthly statement that shows the amount of natural gas consumed in a household or business. It typically includes details such as the total usage measured in therms or cubic feet, the rate charged per unit, and any applicable taxes or fees. Customers receive their gas bill from their local utility company, which is responsible for delivering gas and maintaining the infrastructure. Payment is usually due within a specific timeframe, and failure to pay can result in service interruption. Many companies offer online payment options for convenience.