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How much does a NHLA certified lumber inspector earn?
An average hardwood lumber inspector starting salary is approximately $28,000 to $38,000 annually. Most NHLA graduates move up in companies quicker than the average employees. Opportunities include sales, management with the probability of international travel. Please check out the NHLA job board for possible positions available in the hardwood industry.
What has the author Tommy L Gallo written?
Tommy L. Gallo has written: 'Lumber sales in the Pacific Northwest' -- subject(s): Lumber trade
What is a Food cost percentage?
It is a calculation that determines the % of cost to sales.
What are the starting wages at 84 lumber?
The starting wage for a sales employee at 84 Lumber is $10 per hour. Managers and Manager Trainees make $29,000-$70,000 per year.
Where can you find ash wood?
Wholesale lumber companies specializing in hardwoods and with retail sales are a good source.
What was the largest company with structural lumber as its primary product?
The largest company with structural lumber as its primary product was TJ International Inc. (Boise, Idaho), with 3,735 employees and sales of $800 million in 1999.
What kind of government determines percent sales tax for stores?
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What are performance ratios?
Measure of profitability in relation to sales revenue, this ratio determines the net income earned on the sales revenue generated. Formula: Net income x 100 ÷ Sales revenue.
Where could you buy a Dimension 350?
The Dell Dimension 350 is no longer in production. Used units may be purchased at Amazon, ITC Sales UK, eBay, CPU Topia, Zimbio, Craigslist, and Party Malarkey UK.
What microphone does Bruce Springsteen use with his harmonica?
Harmonica Microphone by Shure: 520DX "Green Bullet".
If I resell a product that I already paid California sales tax on do I have to pay sales tax again on the resale?
Yes and no. It depends on your situation. If you are a business, for example, and you are in construction, if you paid sales tax on lumber, you don't have to collect it from the end user. If you bought the lumber with a reseller's permit, you didn't pay taxes, so you need to collect it from the end user. If you routinely hold garage sales, you would have to collect sales tax on the items, even though they have already been taxed at purchase. Think of a vehicle in CA - it is taxed each time it changes owners, regardless of who paid the original tax.
Why is sales forecast a key element in a capital budget decision?
Sales forcast determines that how much production is required and then to meet that production level how much new investment and machinery etc required.
