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By checking one's inventory -- previous inventory minus the current inventory returns the difference that, multiplied by price, and assuming a flat price, would be equal to total revenue.
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Where can one find a form for an offer in compromise?
One can find a form for an Offer in Compromise on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website. There are different forms for personal and business debts and full instructions are given.
Why did Parliament keep trying different ways of raising revenue?
The reason that Parliament keeps trying different ways of raising revenue it;s because Britain owed massive debts from the French and Indian War. So if they wanted to pay off these debts, Britain needed more revenue, or income. So they find a way to "earn" money its to raise taxes for the colonies. another way to say it's to let the colonies pay for them.
Where can one find the Any Given Sunday speech?
The Any Given Sunday speech can be found online on Youtube. There are many clips of it posted by different users. Alternatively, one could rent the movie and find the speech in it.
How many 21 gun salutes have been given in the US at funerals?
No way to find out.
Where can you find information about solidarity?
Revenue Quebec's online website is one place where information about solidarity can be found online. Time and Date's online website is another website where information on this subject can be found.
What is the equation to find gross profit?
Total revenue - Cost of sales (purchasing and making of the goods sold)
Where can one find the Apple sales revenue in 2012?
One can find the Apple sales revenue at the Apple site, Techcrunch, Engadget, Thenextweb, Nytimes, Tomshardware and Macworld. There are many other places, these are just the most popular.
What is the formula to find the marginal cost?
Marginal Cost = Marginal Revenue, or the derivative of the Total Revenue, which is price x quantity.
What is the total for items costing 149.99 with a sales tax of 5.75 percent?
find the total for items costing $149.99 with sales tax of 5.75%
What is the difference between a gross sale and a net sale?
Gross sales mean what you are charged as the overall total of your bill and net is all other deductions subtracted with what ever balance is left being your net.Gross sales is defined to be the total invoice value of sales, before deducting customers' discounts, returns, or allowances.Net Sales The amount of sales generated by a company after the deduction of returns, allowances for damaged or missing goods and any discounts allowed. The sales number reported on a company's financial statements is a net sales number, reflecting these deductions.More information from our contributors:For easier understanding, gross sales is what is accounted for as sales and net sales is what is received on account of the transaction.Taxes; gross sale indicate total amount received before any applicable tax is taken out. Net sale is the total of gross sale minus taxes, before tax payments, royalties, etc. You pay your income tax based on gross. The difference between gross sales and net sales can come from two sources.1. Sales returns 2. Customer discounts or allowancesIn accounting, the difference between gross sales and net sales can be made up of more than one factor. Gross sales revenues is all the sales revenues that have been earned by a firm during a given time period. The items that are netted out of, or deducted from, gross sales in order to arrive at net sales can be different in different industries. For example, in the book publishing industry the two items mentioned above would be deducted from gross sales to get to net sales. In the magazine publishing industry, there would be an additional deduction for advertising agency commissions.In general, however, "gross sales" reduced by the sum of :[(1) the dollar amount of refunds for items bought and then returned by customers and (2) the dollar amount of purchase discounts taken by customers] equals "net sales".Gross sale is the sale that needs some amount to be deducted from it. And net amount is final sale that is in actual figure after deducting all other things like allowances etc.I might suggest that an example would help. e.g. if you sell your house for £300,000, that would be your gross sale. But if you then deduct the cost of selling it (like estate agents fees) of say £30,000 then you get £270,000 which would be your net sale.
Why MR curve is always half of demand curve explain graphically?
Marginal Revenue is the derivate (rate of change) of total revenue. Total revenue is = Price x Quantity. For instance, if the demand curve was Q = 100 - P, find the inverse demand (P = 100 - Q). Total Revenue = 100Q-Q^2Therefore marginal revenue is the derivative of 100Q - Q^2.MR = 100 - 2Q (thus twice the negative slope).In short: inverse demand x Q, find the derivative.Source(s):Microeconomic Theory Class
How do you find the frequency in frequency table if the given is percent of total?
find the frequency before finding the percent total -_- :)
How do you find turnover?
total sales or business (loss or profit) done in a financial year
What are net credit sales?
Net credit sales are the revenues generated from the extension of an A/R account to an individual (or other entity), as modified by any allowences, returns, etc... You could also find it by taking the Net Revenue and subtracting everything except credit sales.
How would you write this as a formula A sales representative earns 2point5 percent commission on sales Find the commission earned when the total sales are 80700?
80700 x 0.025 = 2017.50.
How do you find sale tax?
To find sales tax, simply multiply the total price of the item by the sales tax percent- for example, if your tax rate was 7% and you wanted to buy a 30 dollar game, you would multiply 30 by .07 to get 2.1. You would add 2.1 on to the 30 dollars and get a total price of $32.10.
What is a total revenue?
This is what it says in my Economics book; "A company's maximum revenue is defined as the amount of money the company receives by selling its goods." Revenue is any type of income that is coming into the company for example Investment income That's the best answer i could find ^_^
