The phrase "discount for payment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a reduction of a total cost or price when payment is made in full or in a certain time frame. For example, "We offer a 10% discount for payment made within the next two weeks."
These discounts, for payments that are often not prompt at all, are really rebates under another name.
However, merchants are allowed to provide discounts for payments in cash, which is commonly seen at gas stations.
Credit terms are usually expressed with a discount for prompt payment.
But when customers learned they would be losing their discount for prompt payment, they were angry and confused, Ms. Parker said.
However, FIFA has discovered that last September ISMM negotiated a special deal with TV Globo, a Brazilian company, under which TV Globo received a discount for early payment of an instalment due this July.
But as the war of words between RBS and the Government intensified last night, RBS disputed Treasury claims that Sir Fred's pay-off was "discretionary".It said: "Anyone who retires at the request of the employer is entitled to an immediate pension with no discount for early payment".
Contraventions will be subject to penalty charge notices of up to £130, with a 50% discount for early payment.
Texas Instruments used to hire American Express to collect invoices and pay TI's contract labor vendors in as little as three days, less a 2.5% discount for prompt payment.
It gets its ample gross profits by insisting on better pricing, such as an extra percentage point in the standard discount for early payment.
In November 1997, the Conference adopted the Director-General's proposal to introduce new modalities for the calculation of the discount for early payment with effect from 1 January 1998.
