German Phrase
Ich habe die Leistungsabrechnung bekommen.
Meaning
The speaker is stating that they have received the detailed billing statement for a service, such as a health‑insurance claim, utility bill, or any performance‑related invoice.
When to use
Use this sentence in a formal or semi‑formal context when you want to inform a colleague, a customer service agent, or a friend that the invoice has arrived in your mailbox or email.
✦Grammar Breakdown
IchhabedieLeistungsabrechnungbekommen.
Personalpronomen (Ich)
Subject pronoun 'Ich' means 'I' and is always capitalized in German.
Perfektauxiliar (habe)
The present perfect is formed with the auxiliary verb 'haben' + past participle.
Bestimmter Artikel (die)
Here 'die' is the accusative feminine article for 'Leistungsabrechnung'.
Nomen (Leistungsabrechnung)
A compound noun meaning 'performance invoice' or 'billing statement'.
Partizip II (bekommen)
Past participle of 'bekommen' used with 'haben' to express 'to receive'.
🗨In Conversation
Ich habe die Leistungsabrechnung bekommen.
I have received the performance invoice.
Gut, dann können wir die Kosten prüfen.
Great, then we can review the costs.
✕Common Mistakes
Ich habe die Leistungsabrechnung erhalten.
Learners sometimes replace 'bekommen' with 'erhalten' in informal speech; both are correct, but 'erhalten' sounds more formal.
Ich habe der Leistungsabrechnung bekommen.
Using the wrong article (e.g., 'der') changes the case and makes the sentence ungrammatical.
Ich bekam die Leistungsabrechnung.
Using the simple past 'bekam' is possible but less common in spoken German for this context.
↔Alternatives
Ich habe die Rechnung erhalten.
I have received the invoice.
Die Leistungsabrechnung ist bei mir eingegangen.
The billing statement has arrived for me.
Ich habe die Abrechnung bekommen.
I got the statement.
Cultural Tip
In German business communication, 'Leistungsabrechnung' is a formal term, often used in health‑care, utilities, or project‑based services. It implies a detailed breakdown of services rendered, not just a simple price tag. When writing an email, keep the tone polite and use the formal 'Sie' unless you know the recipient well.

