FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Calculate the cash discount and the net amount due the transaction (in $).
Amount of Invoice |
Terms of Sale |
Cash Discount |
Net Amount Due |
---|---|---|---|
$15,660.00 | 2/10, n/45 | $ | $ |
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Credit terms includes terms & conditions related to discounts and interest or late fee applicable on the payment due from the buyer through the help of discount provided on credit sales made to buyer a seller can receive their due payment earlier.
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