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Growth Rebate

Definition

A growth rebate is a rebate paid when purchasing or sales grow above a defined baseline - typically the prior year's volume. It is often paid on top of standard tier rebates, and can materially amplify the total rebate liability or entitlement.

A growth rebate is a rebate paid when purchasing or sales grow above a defined baseline - typically the prior year's volume. It is often paid on top of standard tier rebates, and can materially amplify the total rebate liability or entitlement.

How growth is measured

Common structures: year-over-year growth versus a fixed baseline, growth against a rolling comparison period, or growth in a specific product category or mix. Each definition produces different economic outcomes and different tracking requirements.

The compounding effect

Growth rebates layer on top of tier rebates - so a customer or buyer already at the highest tier that also hits a growth target can effectively receive a doubled rebate rate. Tracking growth-versus-tier trajectory in real time is essential for both accrual quality and negotiation posture.

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