glossary

Trade Discount

A trade discount is a reduction in list price given by a seller to a buyer, often based on quantity, business relationship, or market practice. It is generally adjusted at the time of invoicing and may not always be separately recorded as an accounting expense. Trade discounts differ from cash discounts, which are linked to early payment.

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