Bally Manufacturing sent Intel Corporation an invoice for machinery with a $14,200 list price. Bally dated the invoice August 04 with 5/10 EOM terms. Intel receives a 40% trade discount. Intel pays the invoice on August 17. What does Intel pay Bally?
Net payable = 14,200 - Trade discount 40% = 14,200 - 40% = 8520 Intel pays to Bally = 8520 - (5% * 8520) = 8520 - 426 = 8094 |
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