Nettoavtal

Nettoavtal, often translated as net agreement or net contract, is a term that describes a type of business agreement where the net price is the agreed-upon price. This means that all other costs, such as taxes, duties, and shipping, are to be borne by the buyer in addition to the specified net price. In essence, the seller is only obligated to deliver the goods or services at the quoted net figure.

This pricing structure is commonly encountered in international trade and wholesale transactions. For the buyer, it requires careful consideration of all potential additional expenses to accurately calculate the total cost of the transaction. Conversely, for the seller, it simplifies the quoting process as they are only responsible for the agreed-upon net amount, with no obligation to cover or estimate ancillary charges. Understanding the precise terms of a nettoavtal is crucial to avoid unexpected expenses or disputes between parties involved in a commercial exchange. It distinguishes itself from gross agreements where all costs are typically included in the quoted price.