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The "Wrap rate" should be included: a) Direct and Indirect cost / rate (overhead), b) Other procurement service cost, C) Cost of Money (CAS 414), and D) Profit / fee.
40 % markup. 1.40 - 10% (.14) =1.26 where 1.00 is 100% 26% profit
Profit = 20% of loss ð 1060 - C.P. = 120/100 (C.P. - 950) ð C.P. = 1000 ð S.P. = 120/100 x 1000 ð 1200 ans.
The firm should continue to operate whenMarginal Revenue (MR) >= Variable Cost (VC = MC)Because it is still making a structural profit per unit, which indicates an economic profit is being made. When making optimal production decisions, one should not include sunk costs, including plant investment, which cause TC >= VC. While the firm will be operating at a loss, it is still achieving a positive cost-benefit outcome.
Selling at Rs153 gives a 10% loss so Rs153 is 90% of cost. So cost is 100*153/90 = Rs170 To make 20% profit he should have sold it for 120/100 * 170 = Rs204
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It depends what you really mean. It all boils down to whom is doing the BUYING. If it is the church BUYING, then they are not charged tax because they are a non-profit organization. If someone else is buying who is not a non-profit organization (a for-profit organization or an individual) than they have to pay sales tax. It does not matter that the church is doing the selling (or that you are doing the selling on church grounds) what matters is whether the person or organization buying the goods is tax exempt (non-profit) or not. Note that the church or any other retailer or seller needs to charge tax on behaf of the state and they are required to give the tax money to the state.
Charge them for about the same amount you bought the items with and decide if you should charge them for more for profit
You should charge enough to cover the cost of materials, labor, and overhead expenses, plus a reasonable profit.
In order to become a Carhartt retailer, you will need to contact the person in charge of retail within their corporate offices to get basic information and set up a meeting. Following the meeting, you should have an attorney look over all of the paper work to ensure it's correct.
Basically, the Hubbar Formula would give you an estimate as to what price you should charge, what Revenues you should earn and what your Average Check should be, given your costs and the desired profit.
We should calculate the profit on sales
That depends on how the fashion show is. Since not all shows are very long, you may want to stick to a flat rate for the event. Between the $100-$150 range would be ideal if the retailer has a good budget to work with.
Selling expense is what the charges should be classified when a retailer regularly sells its receivables to a factor.
what peposition with word profit
A new court researcher should likely charge competitive rates since he will need to obtain work despite the presence of more experienced players in the market. He should investigate the existing market in his area to ascertain what the going rate is. He should try to negotiate work in that ballpark and adjust his rates as necessary to obtain work and maximize profit.
Given that the retail cost is around $3,000 for base models, the average cost to produce one should be 5-10% less than that (5-10% is the average retailer's profit for such vehicles, so the manufacturer's costs should be below that).