"Net 10 Days" means payment is due in 10 days. Which is normally from date of invoice and with goods already in transit. For this instance the terms would be:
Net 10 Days from date of Invoice
If you do not want to ship goods prior to payment you would use the above term and add "Prior to Shipment".
Net 10 means within 10 days of the date of invoice.
It means that you have 90 days to pay the invoice, and if it is paid within 10 days, you receive a 3.45% discount on the original invoice amount.
2/10, net 30, extra 30 means that the payment should be made in 30 days in 30 days after the invoice date, if it is paid in 10 days after the invoice date plus 30 days, the buyer can get a discount rate 2%.
Payment terms on an invoice are written in the form "x/y net z", where x is the percentage discount taken if the invoice is paid in y days, or else the entire balance is due in z days. For example, if the terms are 2/10 net 30, the customer may take a 2% discount if he/she pays the invoice within 10 days, or else has to pay the whole amount due in 30 days. When no discount is offered, the payment terms can be written simply only as "net z". Thus, net 60 means that the invoice must be paid in 60 days. There are no discounts offered for paying early.
2/10 n30 means that there is a 2% discount if paid in 10 days, otherwise the full net amount is due in 30 days.
Net 10 means within 10 days of the date of invoice.
Yes, unless there are other stipulations stated, then it is safe to assume that net 10 days, means the balance is due 10 days after date of invoice.there are a few other ways companies may state this on the invoice.2n10 net 30or2 percent in 10 days net 30both mean, if the account is paid in 10 days, the customer is given a 2% discount, if they do not pay the balance is due in 30 days.
The term net is used when referring to monies owed to a supplier. Money that is to be paid to a supplier within 10 days is net 10.
An amount of money that is to be paid to suppliers in 10 days is called net 10.
Amounts to be paid to suppliers in 10 days are referred to as net 10.
An amount of money that is to be paid to suppliers in 10 days is called net 10.
Bare amounts to be paid within 10 days to a supplier are called net 10.
If you mean on a contract that you need to pay (invoice), it probably has something like 2/10 net 30. If this is what you are talking about it means that you can take a 2% discount if it is paid within 10 days, otherwise the "net" amount is due in 30 days.
can unused min be carried over to your next 60 days? I have a track phone now so what is the advantage of changing to Net 10?
When you carry a balance and accept supplies from a supplier that require payment within 10 days, the accounting term is net 10.
When you carry a balance and accept supplies from a supplier that require payment within 10 days, the accounting term is net 10.
thirty days net