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%.
What does it mean for a customer if they purchase $250.00 worth of supplies on the 3rd day of the month and the terms are Net 30 Days?
Gross pay is pay before taxes have been deducted were net pay is after taxes.
stupud
It means you pay on the 25th of each month
Yes, net income and net earnings is a businesses income minus the cost of goods sold, expenses, and taxes. These terms mean the exact same thing.
What does it mean for a customer if they purchase $250.00 worth of supplies on the 3rd day of the month and the terms are Net 30 Days?
What does it mean for a customer if they purchase $250.00 worth of supplies on the 3rd day of the month and the terms are Net 30 Days?
Gross pay is pay before taxes have been deducted were net pay is after taxes.
when you are finished with everything what is the difference from where you started to when you ended
stupud
It means you pay on the 25th of each month
Yes, net income and net earnings is a businesses income minus the cost of goods sold, expenses, and taxes. These terms mean the exact same thing.
When a player has an open net to shoot at, it means that there is no goalie in the way to stop him from shooting the puck into the net. This could either be because the goaltender was out of position or he was pulled for an extra attacker.
I understand that "Net 30" means "due in 30 days" (Net15 & Net60 mean due in 15 or 60 days, respectively, etc), but sometimes invoices simply say "NET" with no number. In my accounting classes (25 years or so ago) I was taught that "NET" means "NET 30", so I have always assumed this to be the case. Recently a vendor demanded payment for an invoice with "NET" terms that was less about 2 weeks old. He contended that "NET" means "due immediately" Who's right?
net 30 MF
Net means.the amount of units squared will fit around a box with out over lapping and having enough for the sides to.
Net is the final figure after you've taken expenses off. For instance net wages is wages after tax and other deductions. Net interest is after tax is taken off. Net profit is gross profit after overheads have been deducted.