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Net 60

Definition

Payment is due within 60 days of the invoice date.

Overview

Net 60 payment terms give buyers two months to pay invoices. This is common for large organizations or government contracts but creates longer waiting periods for sellers.

Example

An invoice dated March 1 with Net 60 terms requires payment by April 30.

Best Practices

Reserve for established clients or when required by contract. Factor extended wait into cash flow planning.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Not accounting for cash flow impact

Accepting without negotiation

Missing follow-ups

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I accept Net 60 terms?

Consider your cash flow needs. You might negotiate a deposit or milestone payments instead.

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