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Sales tax is a tax paid to a business by another business or an individual when they buy something. For example, when someone buys groceries, they pay sales tax in addition to the purchase price. When businesses buy items that they do not directly use, but are involved in some way in doing business with their customers, they do not pay sales tax. If the item is sold, the customer pays sales tax. However, some businesses do not directly resell items they buy without paying sales tax on them. For example, a business that has service contracts would not charge their customer for the items provided as part of the service contracts. In that situation, the purchasing business pays a "use tax" on the items they purchase in order to deliver on the service contracts. The customer, who has the service contract, never sees a bill for the item(s) or the use tax paid for them.
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How do you calculate WIP day of supply?
WIP DOS is calculated (According to me) WIP in money divided by product material sales by day. Take the previous weeks sales and divide by number of working days (Typically days on which products can be sold) normally 5 days per week. Then divide WIP in money by Sales per working day from the previous week. Not totally accurate but good enough. You can use forceatsed sales for the following week but only if you have very accurate forecasts. If you have only consumption based sales then use sales from the previous week. You can use also previous months sales by must divide by working days in that month.
If the margin of safety for Porter Company was 20 percent fixed costs were 600000 and variable costs were 70 percent of sales what was the amount of actual sales?
Break even sales - Fixed cost / contribution margin ratio Break even sales = 600000 / 0.3 = 2000000 Margin of safety = actual sales - breakeven sales Break even sales + margin of safety = Actual sales 2000000 + 0.2(actual sales) = Actual sales if actual sales = 1 then 2000000 + 0.2 = 1 2000000 = 0.8 actual sales actual sales = 2000000 / 0.8 actual sales = 2500000
Why do shopkeepers use spread sheets?
To keep track of sales and how much they earn in a day and how much sock they sell.
What is net cost?
sales sales revenue minus net sales revenue
What is a sales oriented business?
A sales oriented business will focus much more of it's energy on selling. This is usually done by door to door selling or what is called telesales over the phone. Other sales oriented businesses may rely entirely on social functions by selling exclusively from booths or kiosks. Some local stores and grocers also function entirely as a sales oriented business without the use of conventional advertising.
What is the main source for of revenue for local government?
Local taxes like sales tax and real estate taxe, and permit fees.
What is the sales tax on a new car in dc?
kc ang taxe sobrang mahal mga bobo.. tanga
The main source of revenue for local governments is .?
Local taxes like sales tax and real estate taxe, and permit fees.
You are a EU visitor to US in Chicago IL Can you recuperate the sales taxes on your departure?
No. To make a long story short....while they may appear similar, sales taxes are not at all a type of VAT taxe.
Does Texas charge sales tax for house cleaning services?
No, they don't believe in charging taxes and people don't have enough money for taxe pay!!
What actors and actresses appeared in Taxe Moon - 1994?
The cast of Taxe Moon - 1994 includes: Sieglinde Beichert as Lisa Michael Wrzesinski as Martin
What actors and actresses appeared in Berliner Nacht-Taxe - 2006?
The cast of Berliner Nacht-Taxe - 2006 includes: Michael Kessler as Himself - Host
What has the author Albert Fuchs written?
Albert Fuchs has written: 'Taxe der Streichinstrumente' -- subject(s): Bowed stringed instruments 'Taxe der Streichinstrumente'
How does the government get money?
The goernment gets it money by taxe
How do you spell tax in french?
une taxe -or- un impôt. (une taxe is used for VAT or similar taxes, impôt is used for the income tax)
Can you give someone a car in Canada?
rofl lmafo lol lmao technically you can if the person is an immediate family member otherwise you can sell it for one dollar but you will pay sales taxe on the book value of the car hope this helps
What is excise taxe?
a tax placed on goods transferred within a country
