trade creditor
noun[C]
ACCOUNTINGukusabusinessthat has notyetbeenpaidforgoodsandservicesthat it hassuppliedto otherbusinesses:
Theteamisnearly£5m indebt,halfowedtoinvestorsandhalftotradecreditors.
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trade debtor
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trade creditor
First, atradecreditorwho sells goods to a company (which may go into insolvency) can contract for a retention of title clause.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Our insolvency system is inefficient and unfair to thetradecreditorand the individual creditor.
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The consumer is not in the same position as atradecreditor.
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Before you open an account with a company, if you are atradecreditor, you often take references on the company.
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Thetradecreditorwho is going to trade with a stamp trading company ought to be in a much better position to look after himself.
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By any standards he is not atradecreditorin that sense.
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Very often the modesttradecreditorhas only one incentive in proceeding at all, and that is to get value-added tax bad debt relief.
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Over business and commerce as a whole the situation is balanced out, which means that business and commerce derive no credit from thetradecreditor-debtor system.
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Thetradecreditoris different.
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He may be a genuinetradecreditorwho falls for the idea of someone who owns a very wealthy-looking car or who occupies a wealthy-looking house.
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