In Canada the after tax profit margin is 4%
There is no average making for a juice bar made public. This is due to the fact that location and prices pay a large role on how much one would make.
It all depends on haw much the bar ways. 1.00 oz = $908.60 10.00 oz = $8,910 You should check out a site that I get all of my information from. http://www.dgse.com
The value of a bar of silver will depend on both the weight of the bar and the purity of the silver itself. In general, silver is going for $17-19 per ounce. If you try and sell, you will get slightly less than this because whatever company buys the bar will want to make a profit when they resell it to the next customer. One single bar of silver is going to cost about ten to sixteen dollars. It pays about thirteen fifty for an ounce. It is kind of cheap but it is something.
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willy wonkah
on bar it should be 175 to 200 percent profit. guess if you buy a bottle of jagermeister, it cost u $ 24.00 and if u sell it for minimum $ 3.50 u would be making $ 115.00 to 120.00 per bottle, so u would be making more then 200% of it. but if u sell beer you won't get a that much profit. so average gross profit for bar is 175% to 200% if u don't make this much der is somethig wrong.
A bar is primarily made to make profit from the alcoholic beverages that they sell. A restaurant is made for the profit that they make from selling food.
The height (in inches) for bar stools should be in the 30's to 40's. However, many companies now make bar stools adjustable so don't worry too much.
gold bar because you make a 90 gp profit* *(providing you make the nats yourself)
In Canada the after tax profit margin is 4%
aprox. $100.00 Australian
Yes alcohol profit margin is much higher sometimes as high as 500% profit. My best friend owns a trendy bar in Newport Beach, California for the last twenty years and has told me his profit margin.
As much as companies make core money from sales of their products or services, this is only 'turnover' and and costs will be deducted from the turnover until you are left with profits or losses. Say I sold a chair for £20, that is my turnover, but I had to buy or make the chocolate bar myself first, which costed me £5, and the elivery costed me £2, when I take these costs off, I am left with £13, and that is my profit. If you do not make profit, you will actually LOSE money overall and you will go bankrupt.
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Conduit Engine and Tool bar is really bad .. adds so much garbage behind so as to profit as a marketting strategy