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Accrual

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Written by Clinton Rhodes
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Description

An accrual agreement establishes a set percentage and frequency schedule that the supplier pays Target to help spread out the cost of doing business with Target.

The base value for the percentage rate can be based on various profitability metrics, such as D Markdown Dollars, total sales dollars, or digital-originating sales dollars.

How to Dispute:

Contract deductions are disputed through Synergy and can be submitted through SupplyPike. SupplyPike has already performed a validity assessment on contract deductions by reviewing key contract terms, including:

  • contract time frame

  • included items

  • set amount and/or sales calculations

If the contract deduction is deemed to violate any of the agreed-upon terms, it will be flagged as likely invalid.

To dispute the contract deductions, your dispute reason should call out specifically why the deduction is invalid. Be sure to attach proof documents to the dispute to support the reason the deduction is invalid.

Supporting Documentation:

  • Copy of Contract from Target Vendor Income (TVI)

  • Email approval from Target buyer for payback of invalid amount disputing

  • Additionally:

    • If disputing due to incorrect calculation: Attach sales data and/or calculations showing the correct contract deduction amount.

    • If the chargeback is a duplicate from another contract, attach a copy of the duplicative contract from Target Vendor Income (TVI) and include the duplicative chargeback number in the description.

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