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An opportunity cost is a theoretical calculation of how much money you might have made if you had done something other than what you actually did. I do not know of any taxes on theoretical calculations.
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What is after-tax cost?
After tax cost is that cost amount from which tax is already dudected.
Does net cost include sales tax?
Net cost does not include sales tax. The net cost of an item is the cost of the item after any discounts or returns and before any tax.
How does management accounting differ from cost accounting?
Management accounting includes both financial and cost accounting, tax planning and tax accounting. Cost accounting, on the other hand, does not include financial accounting, tax planning and tax accounting.
Is state income tax is period cost or product cost?
period cost
Toatal cost is 5625 with 12.5 percent of tax what is the amount without tax?
The total tax is $625.00 and the price before tax is $5,000.00
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What is after-tax cost?
After tax cost is that cost amount from which tax is already dudected.
What is the definition of scarcity?
Scarcity is the lack of availability of something. ie. petrol oppurtunity cost is the next best alternative
How much does the 4gb xbox360 cost with tax?
It will cost 250$ with tax.
Why retained earning does not have explicit cost?
because in reatined earning there is available of oppurtunity costs a beautul examples of Fd and savings as to aquire growing income by getting rate of interest as due to the inflationary and economical parameters. as we all know that the saving is also cost of oppurtunity to modify the explicit cot but not as retained earning vis vis ....
Opportunity cost is an objective measure of cost s true or false explain?
false. Oppurtunity cost is the cost of the next best choice you might make. For example you have five dollars. You can go to the theater and see a movie (in the past) for the full five dollars or you can go out to eat. If you choose to go to the theater but would have gone out to eat if you decided not to then the oppurtunity cost of going to the theater was not going out to eat. This can not be objective because there is no way to say for sure what the next best choice is going to be for anyone. Perhaps you would have bought pink fluffy slippers if you could not go to the theater. Perhaps someone else will miss studying for a test. If can not be guessed. Only the person themself can be able to decide what their oppurtunity cost is.
Does net cost include sales tax?
Net cost does not include sales tax. The net cost of an item is the cost of the item after any discounts or returns and before any tax.
How do you calculate Sales tax in Pakistan?
Sales tax = cost of good + (cost * percentage of tax given) For example: You buy a car for Rs.20,000 and pay 5 % in tax. How much is tax? Tax = 20,000 * 5% = 1000 The cost with tax is 20,000 + 1000 = 21,000 The sale tax is 1000.
What is the cost of a 115.48 watch 6 percent sales tax?
The cost with tax is $122.41
What is the formula for calculating cost before tax is added?
If the relevant tax rate is t% and the after-tax cost is n, then the basic cost is n/(1 - t/100).
The cost of a movie ticket usually includes sales tax What price would you pay for the movie if the pre-tax cost is 8.50 and the tax is 7.532 cents per dollar?
The cost of the movie ticket would end up being $9.18. You figure this by multiplying the sales tax and the pre-tax cost and then adding that result to the pre-tax cost of the movie ticket.
John wanted to buy a bicycle that cost 89.95 and had a tax of 5.5 percent He had 100.00 Did he have enough money?
He had enough money to purchase the bicycle. To find the total cost, multiply the pre-tax cost by the decimal interest rate (.055 instead of 5.5%). Then add the tax to the pre-tax cost. This will give you the total cost of the bicycle after tax.
