From an accounting manual for a university - with many definitions for various payment terms I found this:
2% 10 and 25th =
2% discount allowed on payments made on or before the 25th of the month for invoices issued the first half of the month; 2% discount allowed for payments made on or before the 10th of the succeeding month for invoices issued the last half of the month.
(an accounting manual, the Disbursements: Discount Terminology section)
http://www.ucop.edu/ucophome/policies/acctman/d-371-23.pdf.
It means you pay on the 25th of each month
This is a type of Payment Terms that applies to an account between an Vendor and Customer. This is how it is defined: Any Invoice dated from the 1st of a given month to the 25th, will be due by the 10th of the following month. If an Invoice is not paid on time, that is by the 10th, a 1.5% service charge will apply.
prox is short for Proximo, meaning in or of the following month. Generally speaking prox 25 usually means payment is due on the 25th day of the following month. For example, you receive your bill/invoice dated October 15, the payment is due before or on November 25.
This term is similar to the normal terms (i.e. 2n10 net30) This term however just specifies a date. It means that if the company/person pays by the 10th of the month they can take a 2% discount, with the full balance (net) due by the 25th (with no discount). Company's offer this kind of savings to help entice the buyer to pay off their account early. Although 2 percent doesn't sound like a lot, when dealing with thousands of dollars at a time 2 percent can add up to a huge savings for the purchasing company. 2n10 net30 is 2 percent discount if paid within 10 days of the invoice date, with the net being due 30 days after invoice date.
in order to receive the discount payment is to be made by the 15th of the following month(depending upon the cutoff date being used) otherwise, payment is to be made in 60 days from the discount date. Ex. Based on a 25th cut-off invoice date 9/1 has until 10/15 for discount or 12/15 without discount.
It means you pay on the 25th of each month
This is a type of Payment Terms that applies to an account between an Vendor and Customer. This is how it is defined: Any Invoice dated from the 1st of a given month to the 25th, will be due by the 10th of the following month. If an Invoice is not paid on time, that is by the 10th, a 1.5% service charge will apply.
1/25th
25th largest in terms of land mass is South Africa
if it is 13/25 you are asking then 52%
prox is short for Proximo, meaning in or of the following month. Generally speaking prox 25 usually means payment is due on the 25th day of the following month. For example, you receive your bill/invoice dated October 15, the payment is due before or on November 25.
This term is similar to the normal terms (i.e. 2n10 net30) This term however just specifies a date. It means that if the company/person pays by the 10th of the month they can take a 2% discount, with the full balance (net) due by the 25th (with no discount). Company's offer this kind of savings to help entice the buyer to pay off their account early. Although 2 percent doesn't sound like a lot, when dealing with thousands of dollars at a time 2 percent can add up to a huge savings for the purchasing company. 2n10 net30 is 2 percent discount if paid within 10 days of the invoice date, with the net being due 30 days after invoice date.
in order to receive the discount payment is to be made by the 15th of the following month(depending upon the cutoff date being used) otherwise, payment is to be made in 60 days from the discount date. Ex. Based on a 25th cut-off invoice date 9/1 has until 10/15 for discount or 12/15 without discount.
These are accounts receivable and accounts payable terms. "4% 25th prox" means that the payer of this invoice will be granted a 4% discount (usually excluding freight costs) if the bill is paid by the 25th of the next month. "Net 60" means that the full invoice is due 60 days after the invoice date. On a Receivables side, it is important to save envelopes of incoming payments which have NOT met the discount deadline, to document when a payment was mailed. Part of the Payables/Receivables cat-and-mouse game is for a customer (the payer) to PRINT a check in time to deduct the discount - but not MAIL it until the customer has funds to cover it. The vendor (seller who is owed the money) has offered the discount if paid according to the terms, and if the payer does not honor the terms, the payer forfeits the discount. In a dispute, the remittance envelope proves the payment date. In reality, if the payer usually pays timely and is otherwise a good customer, the vendor will grant the discount. It's all negotiable.
It means that all invoices from a given month are due by the 25th of the following month. For example, invoices dated 1/01/08 thru 1/31/08 are due 2/25/08.
100*23/25 = 92 per cent
No. Also most mortgage lenders have a "grace period". The payment will be scheduled for a specific date such as the 15th of the month, but not considered late until the 25th or something similar. Pertaining to automatic withdrawals, if the withdrawal date falls on a bank holiday, the payment will be withdrawn the next regular business day. That also would not be categorized as a late payment.