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Merchant credit card processing services cost approximately 1.5% - 3% of each credit card transaction. There is usually a $0.19 - $0.23 fee for each card swipe as well.
1 - Collect source document 2 - Analyze the transaction 3 - Journalize transaction 4 - Posting transaction 5 - Prepare unadjusted trial balance 6 - Prepare adjusting entries 7 - Prepare trial balance 8 - Prepare financial statements
1 - Transaction motive 2 - Precautionary motive 3 - Speculative motive
The answer depends on the store's policy on processing credit card transactions. Every merchant that accepts credit cards has a policy concerning how they choose to authenticate credit cards. Generally, the more checks that the merchant does, the lower the cost of the transaction for that merchant. Many retail stores (suggesting store clerks) do check the three security numbers on the back and enter that information into the register/reader when conducting the transaction. Having those three numbers helps indicate that the transaction was done with "card in possession." IF you are not sure that a store clerk is handling your credit card correctly, ask to speak with a store manager and ask the process that they use to process a credit card transaction at the register.
Each time a merchant processes a credit card transaction they will be charged a fee by the Payment Processing company. These fees are almost always a percentage of the sales and can range from a little less then 1% to as high as 6% depending on the type of credit card the customer presents for payment, the volume of sales the merchant uses and the contract they have signed with the payment processing company. Additionally, there may also be a flat fee charged for each transaction as well plus the percentage of the sale, but in this case the percentage is usually much smaller. Many merchants do not accept certain credit cards because they simply can not afford the high processing rates. For example Gas Stations may only have a profit margin on selling fuel of 3%-5% so if there American Express processing fee is $0.50 + 4.2% of the sale, they are actually losing money when you pay for a tank of gas with an American Express. Everyone also needs to understand that all of the so called "Premium" cards that offer the consumer rewards, points or rebates when using their cards have a much higher processing rate associated with them. You didn't think your bank was actually paying for any of this did you?
There are three of these systems. They include transaction processing systems, operations information systems, and decision support systems or DSS.
a) Batch processingb) Real - Time processingc) online processingd) Distributed processinge) Time sharing Processingf) Multi- processingg) Transaction processingYour welcome :^)explain each:|]
TPS-Transaction Processing Systems...record and process data from business transactions. PCS-Process Control Systems...monitor and control physical process ECS-Enterprise Collaboration Systems...Enhance team and work group communications
1. office systems 2.front- end to existing systems 3. database access 4. transaction- processing applications 5. investigative applications
There are various examples of information systems. A few of the examples are enlisted below: 1. Bank transaction processing systems 2. Knowledge management systems in educational setups 3. Database management systems in offices and libraries etc. 4. Office information systems 5.Stock control information system
what are the 3 types of major pos systems
1. Transaction Processing Systems 2. Knowledge Management Systems 3. Expert Systems and Artificial Intelligence 4. Enterprise Resource Planning Systems 5. E-Commerce Systems
There are 3 types 1) monopolar 2)bipolar 3)homopolar
their is 3
The three types of personnel involved in a computer systems development process are: Users, Systems Analysts, Systems Designers, Programmers and Managers
Merchant credit card processing services cost approximately 1.5% - 3% of each credit card transaction. There is usually a $0.19 - $0.23 fee for each card swipe as well.
Manual data processing involves tasks such as sorting, organizing, and calculating data without the use of computers. Examples include tallying sales figures using a pen and paper, creating reports by hand, or filling out forms manually instead of using digital systems.