There are several factors that need to be considered. Some of these are Rate of consumption. Lead time of delivery. Reliability of source of supply. Cost of holding the inventory. Shelf life of components. Loss if one runs out of inventory.
No, excise tax is not the largest source of revenue in the U.S. The largest source of federal revenue comes from individual income taxes, followed by payroll taxes. Excise taxes, which are levied on specific goods and services, contribute a smaller portion to the overall tax revenue.
Answer:Cash is funds. When activities generate cash, it is said these activities are a source of funds. And, if the activities use up cash, it is a use of funds. Note: in the 'Funds flow statement', working capital is used as a measure of funds, which is a broader definition of funds than cash. For example, working capital increases when inventory increases, but cash would remain unchanged.
Mirror accounting is used in European countries that require changes in inventory to be immediately reflected in the income statement. With mirror tables, you can combine the creation of balance sheet inventory entries with the creation of related entries to income statement accounts by associating a pair of source accounts with a pair of mirror accounts. Mirror accounting only applies to inventory (IC) transactions. Whenever an inventory transaction creates a general ledger (GL) entry for a specified combination of source accounts, the system automatically creates GL entries to the related mirror accounts: Debit Source Account 1 Credit Source Account 2 Credit Mirror Account 1 Debit Mirror Account 2 For example, when there is a work order issue, the system reflects the change on the balance sheet as well as on the income statement, creating two transactions: Debit WIP (Source Account 1) Credit Inventory (Source Account 2) Credit COP (Mirror Account 1) Debit Material Usage (Mirror Account 2) Source Account 1 maps to Mirror Account 1. Source Account 2 maps to Mirror Account 2. If you are entering a standard journal entry manually in Standard Transaction Maintenance and are using mirror accounting, enter the debit or credit to Source Account 1, then the reversing action to Mirror Account 1. Do the same for Source Account 2 and Mirror Account 2. Sub-account and cost center codes can also be mirrored and reflected on the income sheet statement. Set All Sub-Accounts and All Cost Centers to Yes to streamline the creation of source and mirror account relationships. The values entered in the source sub-account and cost center fields are re-used in the mirror sub-account and cost center fields. When All Sub-Accounts is Yes, leave the source and mirror sub-account blank. Similarly when All Cost Centers is Yes, leave the source and mirror cost centers blank. The blank source field is treated as a wildcard. Mirror sub-accounts and cost center fields use the codes from the GL transaction. When All Sub-Accounts or All Cost Centers is No, the system only creates mirror transactions when an exact match is found on the source account, sub-account, and cost center values in the mirror accounting table. If Verify GL Accounts is Yes in Domain/Account Control, each account component you enter must be valid on its own and in combination with other account number components. Sub-account codes and cost center codes must be valid for all ranges of accounts and sub-accounts used in mirror accounting. Set up ranges in Sub-Account Code Maintenance and Cost Center Code Maintenance. MIRROR ACCOUNTING SETUP EXAMPLES For example, you set up a mirror table with the following values: Entity: 1 Source 1: 1000 blank blank Source 2: 1500 blank 30 All Sub-Accounts: Yes All Cost Centers: No Mirror 1: 2000 blank blank Mirror 2: 2500 blank blank Based on value of All Sub-Accounts and All Cost Centers, all sub-account fields must be blank. The blank sub-accounts in Source 1 and 2 are treated as a wildcard (any value matches). If the following inventory transaction occurs: Dr 1000 5000 Cr 1500 4000 30 The system creates the following mirror account transaction: Dr 2500 4000 Cr 2000 5000 For the following inventory transaction, no mirror transaction is created: Dr 1000 5000 10 Cr 1500 4000 20 Although the system found a record in the mirror table that matched the account (exactly) and sub-account (using the wildcard), an exact match for the cost center was not found.
Yes. If you are under 50 at the end of 2011, the maximum contribution that can be made to a traditional or Roth IRA is the smaller of $5,000 or the amount of your taxable compensation for 2011. If you are 50 years of age or older before the end of 2011, the maximum contribution that can be made to a traditional or Roth IRA is the smaller of $6,000 or the amount of your taxable compensation for 2011. [Source: Internal Revenue Service]
Most inventory systems are proprietary; you need to have a license for them. As a result, their source code is not available to the general public.
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To my opinion Inventory coordinator is a person who monitors the material movement from one place to another (intransit stock monitor) untill it reaches from source to destination AND Inventory analyst is a person who take the physical stock of inventory and places the order or prepare a report/decision that which inventory to be sent or to be received. Also ageing of the stock etc.
Pros: * Can be used in natural gas facilities * Cheap technology * renewable source Cons: * Still pollutes * Long production time * Smaller energy output than natural gas * needs 'cleaning', has a lot of impurities
Shadows get smaller as the light source moves closer to the object casting the shadow, and they get larger as the light source moves farther away. The size of a shadow is influenced by the distance between the object and the light source.
Cattell initially identified 16 source traits in developing his personality inventory. These traits served as the foundation for the 16PF (Sixteen Personality Factor) questionnaire, which assesses key dimensions of personality.
There are several factors that need to be considered. Some of these are Rate of consumption. Lead time of delivery. Reliability of source of supply. Cost of holding the inventory. Shelf life of components. Loss if one runs out of inventory.
Smaller sediment, such as silt and clay. It is smaller, so it can be carried higher into stronger winds, which blow the small sediment far from its source.
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Usually not.