Monies paid to remove an item from a retailer's inventory are:

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Monies paid to remove an item from a retailer's inventory are known as exit fees. Reverse slotting fees are paid by the retailer to the supplier to get the supplier to allocate more product to the retailer. Brokerage allowances are paid to brokers for selling products. Cooperative merchandising agreements involve suppliers and retailers working together to promote a product, and the supplier is not paying the retailer to remove the product from inventory.

Monies Paid to Remove an Item from a Retailer's Inventory