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If cost is 3 and sales 6 then profit is how many percent?
Profit is 100% on cost price of product.
How can you find out how much employees make at a non profit organization?
I work at a non-profit organization in Kansas as an office assistant. Starting out I made minimum wage, then I moved up to $7.50/hr for 2 years, and now, 3 years later, I make $10/hr. Most employees here stay at the $10/hr wage, but office administrators and department heads make up to $15/hr. I doubt the pay ever goes higher than that though. I have friends who work in other non-profit organizations, and their average pay is around $12/hr.
What does being a 503C business mean?
A 501(c)(3) busines (formerly 503C) is a non-profit charitable business that is federal tax exempt and can issue income tax receipts for the donations it receives.
What is non budgetary control?
Non-Budgetary control is laying control on your non-budgeted expenses i.e those expenses which are not defined in normal budgeted expenses. The techniques for these non-budgetary control are : 1) Statistical data analysis. 2) Break-even analysis or the no profit & no-loss analysis. 3)Gantt Charts 4) PERT (Programmed Evaluation & Review Technique).
What is non receivable accounts?
non trade receivable arise from a variety of transaction ..some examples 1.advance to officers and employees 2.advance to subsidiaries 3.deposite paid to cover potential damages or losses any question you can mail me s.almashgeri@hotmail.com
What is a non-profit tax-exempt 401 c 3 organization?
What is the main difference between Non Profit 401c and Non Profit 407
What are 3 examples of a non profit business?
1 Young Marines (Pre-Boot Camp) 2 The Light Center Foundation 3 Caring Pets Caring People
What are the release dates for Non Profit Profile - 2013 1-3?
Non Profit Profile - 2013 1-3 was released on: USA: 10 May 2013
What are 3 examples of matter and 3 non examples of matter?
Examples of matter: water, air, iron. Non-examples of matter: light, sound, thoughts.
What are 3 examples of a non multicellular?
Bacteria, yeast, and amoebas are all examples of non-multicellular organisms.
What are the release dates for Non Profit Profile - 2013 1-2?
Non Profit Profile - 2013 1-2 was released on: USA: 3 May 2013
What are non examples of multiples?
(2, 3) is a non example of multiples.
What are non-examples of coefficient?
2+3+4
What are non examples of coefficient?
2+3+4
Can a for-profit business operate under the umbrella of a non-profit How do I go about doing this Can I receive grants if I am for-profit acting as non-profit under this umbrella?
I'm a for profit organization for charity acting as a non profit. What are the benefits considering that this is a charity organization with volunteers including myself. I chose to avoid 501(c)(3) to bypass govt. regulations. I am Inc. I simply want to know if this is a safe way to go. Susan
What is the difference between an LLC and a Non-Profit?
Some statesdo allow non-profit LLcsIt is my understanding that some states allow non-profit LLCs. I'm an attorney in Missouri, and a friend at the local Secretary of State office made a passing comment one day that he was seeing more and more non-profit LLC filings, which was the first I had heard of them. I personally am still researching the issue, but I find the idea of a non-profit LLC very enticing. One distinction here in Missouri is that the non-profit corporations statute in Missouri requires 3 directors, while the Missouri LLC statute allows for single-member LLCs. As such, I think you could actually create a non-profit LLC with only one director and avoid the 3-director rule under corporations.As LLCs are much less formal and have less meeting structure and such, a non-profit LLC would be a good thing for those looking to form a non-profit without some of the structures required of corporations. I have no knowledge of how the IRS handles non-profit LLCs, though, in regards to filing for 501(c)(3) status.Non-Profit OverviewA non-profit corporation is an incorporated organization that is not intended to distribute profit to its members or owners, but instead uses them to pursue its goals. Non-profit does not literally mean that a non-profit corporation cannot make a profit. A non-profit can take in more many than it spends, as long as the non-profit is organized and operating from a non-profit purpose. Tax-free profits may be used for the benefit of the organization or for operating expenses (including officer, director and employee salaries. However, profits, in the form of dividends, cannot be distributed to its officers, directors or employees.
Can you give me 3 non examples of loudness?
Please clarify what you mean with "non-example".
