What Is a Walmart Deduction?

A Walmart deduction is a fee subtracted from an invoice that corresponds to a particular code. Typically, this will be reflected in an EDI 812 (Credit/Debit Adjustment). There are over 100 deduction reasons that Walmart will deduct these fees, and sometimes, multiple codes will appear on invoices.

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Most Common Walmart Deduction Codes

Below is a list of common Walmart deduction codes. Each one links to a separate article detailing information about that code.

Pricing and Invoice Errors

Shortages and Shipping Discrepancies

Duplicate Billing and Payment Issues

Freight and Shipping-Related Deductions

Allowances and Promotional Deductions

Returns and Defective Merchandise Deductions

Markdowns, Co-Op, and Special Program Allowances

Handling and Compliance-Related Deductions

Early Payment and Cash Discounts

Other Walmart Deduction Codes

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