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A journal is the same thing as a diary or a log of events. A transaction typically refers to the buying and selling of goods.
If you are selling your own surplus personal possessions then generally you will not need to pay taxes on the money although this will vary from country to country and from state to state so, if in any doubt whatsoever, you should always contact the relevant local Revenue authorities to check the situation applicable to you.If you are buying in goods with the intention of selling them on, as merchandise suggests, then you are trading and will almost certainly need to declare the income to your local Tax Authority.Whether you will need to pay any tax on the income depends on your own personal circumstances (e.g., how much money you make from your sales, whether you have any other sources of income, what allowances your Revenue services applies, etc, etc.) so if in any doubt whatsoever, check with them.
Possibly but it would depend on several factors such as wether they are purchasing or selling invoices. If they are selling how badly do they need the capital against how much loss in revenue. If they are buying they will have to decide how much spare capital they have and how much risk they are willing to take.
It depends what you really mean. It all boils down to whom is doing the BUYING. If it is the church BUYING, then they are not charged tax because they are a non-profit organization. If someone else is buying who is not a non-profit organization (a for-profit organization or an individual) than they have to pay sales tax. It does not matter that the church is doing the selling (or that you are doing the selling on church grounds) what matters is whether the person or organization buying the goods is tax exempt (non-profit) or not. Note that the church or any other retailer or seller needs to charge tax on behaf of the state and they are required to give the tax money to the state.
This is the buying of merchandise (wholesale) and resell (Retail).
The difference between ordering and buying is In ordering you obtains the delivery service from the shop to your destination and in case of Buying you don't use delivery services offered by the company.
Commerce can be defined as buying and and selling and exchanging of goods and service or it is the study of buying of goods and service
Etailing Fraud is involving both illegally buying and selling merchandise on the net
No. Twitter is not looking at selling the company at this time.
Blundells is a company that specializes in offering estate agents. They assist people in buying, selling, and renting out their homes or apartments and offer their service to many locations.
Hamilton Buy and Sell is an Austrailian company which offers a "middleman" service for buying, trading, and selling a variety of products. This company only operates in Victoria, Austrailia and does not appear open to expansion.
Full-service brokers provide advice in addition to buying and selling stocks
In purchasing stocks, you buy a piece of ownership in the company. The buying and selling of stocks can occur with a stock broker or directly from the company.
Direct Rewards is a Canadian company that provide computer services such as fixing, selling, buying old computers, and many other computer related services.
Full-service brokers provide advice in addition to buying and selling stocks
a public gathering held for buying and selling merchandise.