Walmart Deduction Codes

Ryan Petty

By Ryan Petty , Senior Product Manager

Last Updated February 27, 2025

4 min read

In this article, learn about: 

  • What is a Walmart deduction? 

  • What are the most common Walmart deduction codes?

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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

Related Reading: Additional Walmart Deductions Codes

Recover What Walmart Deducted With SPS Revenue Recovery

Brands lose 5 to 7% of annual revenue to deductions, chargebacks, and compliance fines, and roughly 70% of disputable deductions are never challenged. Usually that's because gathering proof across portals takes more time than an AP team has.

SPS Revenue Recovery identifies which Walmart deductions are worth pursuing, gathers the documentation, and submits compliant disputes using workflows built around Walmart's own codes and dispute processes, covering the top 31 Walmart deduction codes. PODs, BOLs, and invoices are pulled and attached automatically across 150+ carrier and 3PL integrations. Root-cause insights then show which upstream breakdowns keep generating the same codes, so you can stop them at the source instead of disputing them again next quarter.

Most teams start with a complimentary, no-obligation recovery audit that shows the real dollar amount available for recovery. Average time to data import is 4 days, and first recovered revenue typically lands within 14 days.

Schedule a meeting with an SPS team member to see what Walmart owes you.

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