What is the net amount of cash received by the seller, Taxation

Given the following set of facts, what is the net amount of cash received by the seller?

The seller records a credit sale for $1,000. Shortly after the sale, the buyer returns $250 and the seller credits the receivable by this amount. The seller also grants a further allowance to the buyer for $100. Finally, the buyer pays within the discount period to take advantage of a 2% discount.

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