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TRADE TERMS AND ABBREVIATION
These are various terms and abbreviations commonly used in Commerce. They include:
- Discount: discount can be defined as the reduction in the price of goods to encourage bulk purchases and prompt payment.
There are various types of discount
- Cash discount
- Trade discount
- Seasonal discount
- Quantity discount
- Carriage paid: A price quotation for goods in which the seller bears all delivery and transportation charges.
- Ex-warehouse: A quotation of price of a commodity which excludes all delivery charges.
- Carriage forward: It signifies that the buyer is responsible for the payment of carriage when he received the goods dispatched by the seller.
- Ex-works: This means that the buyer is responsible for all delivery charges except loading unto the road or rail vehicle for which the seller is responsible.
- C/F (cost and freight): this includes freight charges, which may even include overseas delivery
- CIF (cost insurance and freight) : it includes cost of insurance while goods are in transit
- FAS (free alongside ship) : price include delivery to a ship, but does include loading charges
SOME SPECIAL ABBREVIATION
- A/C Account current
- ADV advertisement
- Amt amount
- a/o account of
- A/P account payable
- Approx approximate
- A/R Account receivable
- A/S account sale
- Bal bring (brought) down
- b/d bank draft
- be bill of exchange
- b/f brought forward
- b/p bill payable
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