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How business is transacted at stock exchange?
1. Placing an order with a broker. 2. Execution of order. 3. Reporting the deal to the client. 4. Settlement of a transaction.
Can a merchant charge a debit card 2 months after transaction?
Yes. You have had two months free money so you were up on the deal.
How longs is 1 to 2 business days?
Business days are usually considered to be Monday thru Friday, so 1-2 days, unless it's the weekend. Then 1-2 business days might be 3-4 actual days.
What are the brokerage charges in real estate in India?
Standard brokerage charges for the industry (and approved by industry) are as follows: SALE TRANSACTION: 2 Percent of the total value of the transaction LEASE TRANSACTION: Equivalent to 2 Months rent & 2 percent of total deposit Service tax of 10.3 percent is chargeable as extra on both the above cases. Brokerage is paid to the realty consultant by the client he represents. In case the consultant represents both buyer and seller (or licensor and licensee), both the said parties need to individually pay the above fees as per established market practice.
Is there a business 2 film coming out?
YES!
Why did America wait to enter world war 2?
because we thought that if it did not involve us it was none of our business
In Act II Scene 2 what does Walter tell Travis he is going to do?
Walter tells Travis he is going to make a business transaction.
What is serializable?
Ideally, transactions should be serializable. Transactions are said to be serializable if the results of running transactions simultaneously are the same as the results of running them serially-that is, one after the other. It is not important which transaction executes first, only that the result does not reflect any mixing of the transactions.For example, suppose transaction A multiplies data values by 2 and transaction B adds 1 to data values. Now suppose that there are two data values: 0 and 10. If these transactions are run one after the other, the new values will be 1 and 21 if transaction A is run first, or 2 and 22 if transaction B is run first. But what if the order in which the two transactions are run is different for each value? If transaction A is run first on the first value and transaction B is run first on the second value, the new values are 1 and 22. If this order is reversed, the new values are 2 and 21. The transactions are serializable if 1, 21 and 2, 22 are the only possible results. The transactions are not serializable if 1, 22 or 2, 21 is a possible result.So why is serializability desirable? In other words, why is it important that it appears that one transaction finishes before the next transaction starts? Consider the following problem. A salesman is entering orders at the same time a clerk is sending out bills. Suppose the salesman enters an order from Company X but does not commit it; the salesman is still talking to the representative from Company X. The clerk requests a list of all open orders and discovers the order for Company X and sends them a bill. Now the representative from Company X decides they want to change their order, so the salesman changes it before committing the transaction. Company X gets an incorrect bill.If the salesman's and clerk's transactions were serializable, this problem would never have occurred. Either the salesman's transaction would have finished before the clerk's transaction started, in which case the clerk would have sent out the correct bill, or the clerk's transaction would have finished before the salesman's transaction started, in which case the clerk would not have sent a bill to Company X at all.
What three habits should you create while reading a business transaction?
I am very happy when Iread business transactions for the following reasons: 1-forbetter performance of business plans 2-for preparing financial stetements 3-for preparing financial reports.
How a business is transacted at stock exchange?
1. Placing an order with a broker. 2. Execution of order. 3. Reporting the deal to the client. 4. Settlement of a transaction.
How business is transacted at stock exchange?
1. Placing an order with a broker. 2. Execution of order. 3. Reporting the deal to the client. 4. Settlement of a transaction.
How many days must a transaction be placed in a mortgage transaction log?
2 days
How do you take a name off of business deed and add new name?
If you are speaking of a deed of real estate property to a business, you would either have to (1) deed the property from the business to someone else, or (2) file a correction deed relating back to the original transaction.
2 Explain the process of journalizing the business transactions?
Accounting is a process-oriented task that follows a prescribed series of steps in order to keep track of, and record, the balances of the various accounts.When a business makes a transaction, the effect of that transaction is recorded in the accounting system. According to the fundamental accounting equation, each transaction will affect at least two accounts and the balances in those accounts will change.Accounting is the process of keeping track of those changes and recording and then reporting them.
What costs are there for a small business to accept credit cards?
The costs involved in small businesses accepting credit cards are quite high. Small businesses are charged a fee per credit card transaction. This fee will vary from country to country. It is common among most - if not all - major credit cards, that the transaction fee increases when a "premium" credit card is used. These "premium" cards allow the cardholder to reap rewards, while the business owner suffers. In Canada, for example, the transaction fee ranges from approximately 2% to 3% per transaction (for Visa and MasterCard).
What does message 2 TX06UN means?
Transaction
How many accounts are affected by a transaction?
2
