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What is the difference between service and merchandise retailer?

Various costs are incurred by both merchandising and service businesses. Both may hire employees, both may need equipment in order to be in business and both types of business structures have customers who pay for goods or services. The main difference between a merchandising company and a service industry company is that the merchandising company must stock inventory.MerchandiseA merchandise business sells merchandise. Good examples of merchandising businesses include retail clothing, grocery stores and bookstores. Many people use the term "widget" to refer to any merchandise a business offers for sale when discussing business issues and dynamics. For example, a sale in which a customer receives two widgets for the price of one may refer to any type of merchandise. It could mean two pairs of shoes for the price of one or two boxes of pasta for the price of one. Service IndustryA service business sells things that are not tangible. A service company does not stock inventory, but it may need to stock tools and supplies. For example, a gardener comes to mow the lawn for a fee. He is selling a service. He may need to supply his own lawnmower, which is a cost of doing business. A maid sells the service of cleaning houses, but she may or may not need to bring her own cleaning supplies. After selling a service, there is no widget to pack up.


What is a 'business aim'?

A business aim is a goal a business wants to achieve. An aim is something to do with the general direction of the business. For example "…to offer world class customer service at all times"


What is the marketing practice in which the brand or image from one product is used to sell another?

Merchandising refers to the marketing practice in which a product or a service brand or image is used to market or sell another product or service. Merchandising is also an income generating practice especially for intellectual property product owners.


Which websites offer business to business email marketing advice?

There are a wide variety of online sites that offer this advice. For example, the web domains "ConstantContact," "iContact," "MailChimp," and "AWeber," for example, each provide this service.


Is the measure of net income for a merchandising company conceptually the same for a service company?

Well if you look at it by the basics you will see both use the same Net income = revenue - expenses. However the income statement for the service company subtracts the operating expenses from the revenues to arrive at net income. The merchandising company subtracts the cost of merchandising from the revenue to arrive at gross profit. It then subtracts all other operating expenses to arrive at net income.

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How does merchandising businesses differ from service businesses when it comes to accounting?

A merchandising business sells products to customers, whereas a service business provides or sells services to customers. For example: A beauty salon is considered a service business because you are providing a service to the customers. in the case of a beauty salon, the service could be cutting hair, doing someones eyebrows, etc. A sports store such as Sports Mart is considered a merchandising business because you are selling products to customers. in this case the products could be shoes, hockey sticks, etc. Merchandising business has inventory.


The account that appears in the chart of accounts for a merchandising business but not for a service business?

Sales


Where can one find a billing service for business?

Finding the right billing service for a business depends on the type of business. Medical billing, for example, is a complete different type of billing service than a service for a typical retail business.


Types of business operations?

1.service 2.merchandising/trading 3.manufacturing.


What are the 3 types of room service?

list & describe the 3 form of business? describe each of the 3 types (service, merchandising & manufacturing) of business operation? Explain the difference between manufacturing & merchandising?


What are the 3 types of services?

list & describe the 3 form of business? describe each of the 3 types (service, merchandising & manufacturing) of business operation? Explain the difference between manufacturing & merchandising?


What are the three main types business activities?

Primary, Secondary and Tertiary. The three business activities are Service, Manufacturing, and Merchandising.


Example of service business?

Can you give me an example of Service Business?


What are the types of Business Operation in Accounting?

1.)service 2.)merchandising,/ trading 3.)manufacturing


What three activities do all businesses perform?

The three business activities are Service, Manufacturing, and Merchandising.


What is the difference between service and merchandise retailer?

Various costs are incurred by both merchandising and service businesses. Both may hire employees, both may need equipment in order to be in business and both types of business structures have customers who pay for goods or services. The main difference between a merchandising company and a service industry company is that the merchandising company must stock inventory.MerchandiseA merchandise business sells merchandise. Good examples of merchandising businesses include retail clothing, grocery stores and bookstores. Many people use the term "widget" to refer to any merchandise a business offers for sale when discussing business issues and dynamics. For example, a sale in which a customer receives two widgets for the price of one may refer to any type of merchandise. It could mean two pairs of shoes for the price of one or two boxes of pasta for the price of one. Service IndustryA service business sells things that are not tangible. A service company does not stock inventory, but it may need to stock tools and supplies. For example, a gardener comes to mow the lawn for a fee. He is selling a service. He may need to supply his own lawnmower, which is a cost of doing business. A maid sells the service of cleaning houses, but she may or may not need to bring her own cleaning supplies. After selling a service, there is no widget to pack up.