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Rebate rate and accrual rate

Former Member
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What is the difference between rebate rate and accrual rate in rebate agreements. One example wil be very helpful

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Accrual Rate:

You can enter an accrual rate manually in each condition record. The accrual rate should reflect, as accurately as possible, the rate at which the rebate will be calculated at final settlement.

Every time you process a rebate-relevant billing document (an invoice, a credit or debit memo), the system automatically posts an accrual to financial accounting (FI). Within FI, the rebate accrual is posted to two accounts: a sales deduction account and an accrual account. The accrual account is cleared when the rebate agreement is settled with a credit memo.

Rebate Rate:

A price discount that a vendor grants a customer at a later time.

The amount of rebate depends on the invoiced sales that the customer achieves in a specified period and is defined using condition records.

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AK

Former Member
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Hi,

The rebate rate is the rate at which you have made the agreement with the customer for a specified period.

Accrual is the total rebate need to be provide for the agreemnet period.

Reward points if useful

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Amrish Purohit