In order to annualize the sales figure, take your sales for the past five months and multiply it by 12/5. The general formula looks like this: Earnings X 12/(# of months your earnings figure is based on)
Calculate the total sales figures for the current year to date and divide that by the method most similar to your sales reporting cycle. The result is your average sales for the cycle. Then multiply your average cycle sales figure by the units required to equal a year.
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When setting out a cost budget you are using an estimated figure of what X will cost in the next Y months. This figure is not plucked out of the sky but calculated on prices at the time of budget creation plus addition % to cover the chances of inflation. When you reach the point of that expenditure it may be found that the cost will be (1) As calculated (2) Higher than calculated (3) Lower than calculated 1,2, and 3 are the ACTUAL costs and can be compared against the Planned Cost data. Where the actual meets options 1 and 3 then the cost will normally be accepted. where the actual is option 2 then a review is undertaken to establish the need to allow the cost, reevaluated the need for the cost or to reject the expenditure outlay. the actuals are recorded against the planned so that a historic pattern for the next planning term is used. It will also serve to inform the business plan of issues in future cost controls
i worked as a clerk for a period of six months in a private firm .
15 Months until it is "stale"See Cheques Act 1986 Cth
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Annualizing means to project a full year's financial figures based on partial year's income statement. For example, if you have financials statements for January-March, then you have only 1/4 of the year. You will need to take each individual line item in the financial statement and multiply by 4 to reach what the total for 12 months would be. If you have 5 months of data, you need to divide by 5 to determine what it would be for one month and then multiply that number by 12 to estimate what that item would be for 12 months. This can only be done for income statements NOT balance sheets.
What do you mean "actual answer not 12". There ARE 12 months in a year as months and years are defined in the context of the earth's orbit around the sun.
Yes. 2-3 months' history is written correctly.
I am not sure but if someone figures out let us know
you probably cant get the NXT figures just yet because those people are new and they havent been around for so long, so maby they will make some NXT figures in a couple months
Yes, 2 months ago I was 5'9
This is typically 2 years or 6 quarters.Each quarter is 3 months, giving 18 months of actual classes.
Approximately 7 months. Can't be more specific as the number of actual days in a month fluctuates.
Probably in the next few months or maybe even a year
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