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You pay sales tax on the actual amount you pay for the item, not some infalted price the store says they are discounting from.
Closing Stock
Discounts are allowed in the trading and loss accounts, because the products are not in brand new condition. This allows an amount of money to be taken off so that the item is discounted.
revenue mean the grows of stock when you sale out the item or is the profit of income
It will depend on the amount of sales tax in their jurisdiction and the amount of the discount. If the tax and the discount are the same, it is more beneficial to the purchaser to get the discount. To the Seller, it makes almost no difference! At 6% tax rate: On a $100 item -> You pay $100 and store pays $6 tax. Store gets to keep $94. On a $94 item ($100 with 6% discount)-> You pay $94 and you pay $5.64 tax (total $99.64). Store still gets to keep $94. There is a slight advantage to the store in that in most jurisdiction there is a tax free amount each month, to cover the cost of the bookkeeping and reporting of taxes, but in a big volume store, that will be a very small percentage of the total amount.
A profit margin is the amount you make on an item verses that cost of the initial purchase i.e. Bought a widget at 100 sold at 200 profit 100 Low profit margin is when a very low amount is made on the item.
Mark up
1. Tax is a deductable item from accounting profit as tax is calculated on profit before tax amount to reach at profit after tax account which is also the net profit available for distribution to share holders of company.
Profit divided by sales is profit per item.
You can only be refunded the amount that you paid, you don't get to make a profit on the transaction.
Sometimes a company may have a minimum order quantity on an item. This means that they will only sell you that item if you buy a certain amount.
It isn't necessary The amount of items you can hold is increased (more than gold and silver), and if you really need to store a item, you can give it to a Pokemon and store that.
It depends what item it is but normally yes.
It depends on the store's return policy,but in most cases your credit card gets credited with the amount of the returned item.
Return it with a receipt If it has a warrentee or your somewhere like wallmart you go to the help dest and they will refund it for the amount payed, store credit or a trade-in for the item
When a product or item is sold to a reseller the trade discount is the amount or rate by which the retail price is reduced.It reflects the resellers profit margin.
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