A discount retailer has been doing very well over the years, and can now expect to get cash payments from manufacturers and suppliers if they want their products on the retailer's shelves.Therefore, it regularly receives these payments known as:

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The payments received by the discount retailer from manufacturers and suppliers for placing their products on its shelves are known as slotting fees. Bill-back allowances are payments made by manufacturers to compensate for promotional costs incurred by the retailer, merchandise allowances are payments for advertising or displays, and off-invoice fees are reductions in the price of the product.

A Discount Retailer Has Been Doing Very Well Over the Years