What Is the Remaining Balance After a Partial Discounted Payment?

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In summary, Ace Formal wear has an invoice amount of \$27,700 for tuxedos purchased from a supplier with terms of 3/20, n/30. If a partial payment of \$7,400 is sent on the discount date, the net amount still due will be \$27,478.
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Here is the second question.

Question 2:

Ace Formal wear buys tuxedos from a supplier and has an invoice amount of \$27,700. The terms of the sale are 3/20, n/30. If Ace sends a partial payment of \$7,400 on the discount date, what is the net amount still due?
 
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ammanda said:
Here is the second question.

Question 2:

Ace Formal wear buys tuxedos from a supplier and has an invoice amount of \$27,700. The terms of the sale are 3/20, n/30. If Ace sends a partial payment of \$7,400 on the discount date, what is the net amount still due?
Looks like you'll get a discount of 7400 * .03 = 222,
so you'll owe 27,478 on due date...
 

Related to What Is the Remaining Balance After a Partial Discounted Payment?

What is the definition of "Net Amount Due with Discount"?

The Net Amount Due with Discount is the total amount that needs to be paid after any discounts or deductions have been applied.

How is the "Net Amount Due with Discount" calculated?

The Net Amount Due with Discount is calculated by taking the total amount due and subtracting any applicable discounts or deductions.

When is the "Net Amount Due with Discount" typically used?

The Net Amount Due with Discount is commonly used in pricing or invoice scenarios where discounts are offered for early payment or bulk purchases.

What is the difference between "Net Amount Due with Discount" and "Total Amount Due"?

The Total Amount Due is the full amount that needs to be paid without any discounts or deductions applied, while the Net Amount Due with Discount takes into account any applicable discounts or deductions.

Can the "Net Amount Due with Discount" be negative?

Yes, if the discounts or deductions exceed the total amount due, the Net Amount Due with Discount will be negative, indicating that the customer is owed money.

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