What do these business terms refer to?

Question

Surcharge, COD, Net 30

thanks

Answer 1

Surcharge = An "Additional" charge to help offset another rising cost. Example: Fuel "srucharges" are additional fees a carrier might impose to help them cope with rising Oil prices.

COD = Cash on Delivery. (basically you pay for the item when It comes to your physical doorstep).

I don't know about the last one, Sorry

Answer 2

surcharge - charge added to a charge, cost added to a cost, or tax added to a tax.

COD - cash on delivery.

And I don't know what you meant by Net 30. It may refer to net weight, or net cost or anything else.

Answer 3

Net 30 means credit term of 30 days

Answer 4

A surcharge is an extra cost on top of  the usual cost. Could be for express delivery, special tax.

COD Cash on Delivery. The receiver has to pay for the goods to the person delivering them

Net 30 is 30 days payment from the date of invoice. Don't know why they say net.

Answer 5

Surcharge = An additional charge added to an order.

COD = Cash on Delivery this is usually followed by "company check" or "cashiers check" which tells you what forms of payment will be accepted. You can not receive the package without first paying for it.

Net 30 = Payment is due in full within 30 days of the date on the invoice/bill.