10 30 Net
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The cost of not taking the discount on trade credit of 3/10, net 30 is equal to?
The difference between the amount the discount is calculated and the cost of the money being used to pay it. If you take the 3% discount by paying in 10 days and have to borrow money to do so, you may not be ahead. However, if you wait until 30 days, and you do not have to borrow to make the payment, you may be ahead.
Simple calculation:
If you pay a $50,000 invoice within 10 days and take the 3% discount you only pay $48,500 as your discount is $1,500. If you would say borrow that money to pay that invoice (assuming just a simple interest calculation with compounding only occurring at the end) at 5% you would pay approximately $208 in interest on that money at the end of 30 days, assuming you pay it back immediately at the end of that 30 day period. In this case you are still ahead almost $1,300.
On the other hand, if you analyize the difference between the 3% and any interest or income to be earned on that money in 30 days, you may come up with a different answer. I have not run that calculation. However, if you think... Banks are maybe paying a 2% annual rate. On a simple basis, you would earn a return on that money of approximately 0.17%. A big difference between rates.
I used to have a client that had great cashflow and took advantage of all discounts. I also have clients who never take discounts. I guess it all depends on your cost of capital.