Let be x the number of CD's in the first shipment. So those CD's cost 11.4x before the tax, and 11.44x + 0.13(11.44x) including the tax. So we have,
11.44x + 0.13(11.44x) = 90.49
11.44x + 1.49x = 90.49
12.89x = 90.49
x ≈ 7
Thus, in the first shipment were 7 CD's.
The total tax is $5.65 and the price before tax was $113.00
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Before you can even start, you've got to know what it's 25 percent OF .
find the frequency before finding the percent total -_- :)
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The main difference between pre-shipment and post-shipment activities lies in the timing of their execution in the logistics process. Pre-shipment refers to the tasks and preparations that take place before a shipment leaves the origin, such as documentation, packaging, and arranging transportation. Post-shipment, on the other hand, involves activities that occur after the shipment has been dispatched, including tracking, customs clearance, and delivery to the destination. Global Logistics Alliance, like many freight management companies, handles both pre-shipment and post-shipment operations to ensure a smooth and efficient logistics process for their clients.
An OKTB processing fee in Africa is a fee related to the shipment of cargo. This fee is often charged by an airline before shipment and then forwarded to the carrier.
In my opinion everything depends on the content of the contract document signed before the shipment of the cargo.This is because the characteristics of the cargo is taken into consideration before the deal. In my opinion everything depends on the content of the contract document signed before the shipment of the cargo.This is because the characteristics of the cargo is taken into consideration before the deal. In my opinion everything depends on the content of the contract document signed before the shipment of the cargo.This is because the characteristics of the cargo is taken into consideration before the deal. In my opinion everything depends on the content of the contract document signed before the shipment of the cargo.This is because the characteristics of the cargo is taken into consideration before the deal. In my opinion everything depends on the content of the contract document signed before the shipment of the cargo.This is because the characteristics of the cargo is taken into consideration before the deal.
The total tax is $5.65 and the price before tax was $113.00
they could only be grown in warm climates and they had no way to preserve them for shipment.
it was a shipment trade boat used by the British.
Buy a small amount from the manufacturer and test them before buying a large shipment.
Before it belongs to Yugi, it belongs to Marik Ishtar, Yami Marik would be the dark spirit's name
If it was stolen form their premises then they should refund your money. If it was stolen during shipment to you, it depends on the terms of the agreement you made regarding shipment - (there may be recourse to the shipping company's insurance).
Pre Shipment Finance is issued by a financial institution when the seller want the payment of the goods before shipment. The main objectives behind preshipment finance or pre export finance is to enable exporter to:Procure raw materials.Carry out manufacturing process.Provide a secure warehouse for goods and raw materials.Process and pack the goods.Ship the goods to the buyers.Meet other financial cost of the business.
When was the $2 bill discontinued in Trinidad and Tobago?
Difference between Pre-shipment & post-shipment documents in case of export as underPre-shipment Documents which are prepared before shipement i.e. Export order, Invoice, P/list, Product catalogue/ Literature/Drawings etc. SDF, Value declaration, any other declaratin given to customsPost- Shipment Documents which are prepared affter shipment means sailing of the cargo i.e. Bill of lading , Certificate of Origin, legalise documents etc. Insurance cerificate in case of terms of delivery CIF or C&IDocuments is received by the overseas party in export consingment i.e. Invoice , P/list,Product catalogue/ Literature/Drawings etc; Bill of lading , Certificate of Origin, legalise documents etc.;Insurance cerificate in case of terms of delivery CIF or C&I