ByExi1991
Hi guys, could someone explain to me the difference between credit and reimbursement or are these two terms used synonymously?
Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything on Google. Thanks in advance. 👍🏼
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Remuneration generally refers to the payment for a service provided. The term credit usually refers to the booking of an incoming payment.
So you can say it’s basically the same?
No. However, a credit can be the result of a remuneration.