First, calculate the discount.
15% of 1250 is 187.5
Then, subtract 187.5 from 1250.
You get 1062.5
Next, to calculate the sales tax. I'm not 100% sure if you're supposed to do this before the discount or after, I'm just assuming after.
Anyway,
6.5% of 1062.5 is approxamately 69.06.
Add that to 1062.5 to get the final answer of $1131.56
Answer:
The nominal annual percentage cost of its non-free trade credit, based on a 365-day year is 0.2795%
Explanation:
The computation of the nominal annual percentage is shown below:
= Discount rate ÷ (100 - discount rate) × ({Total number of days ÷ payable days} - discount days)
= 2% ÷ ( 100 - 2%) × (365 days ÷ 65 days - 15 days)
= 2% ÷ (98% × 7.3)
= 2% ÷ 7.154
= 0.2795%
The net purchase amount is irrelevant. hence, this part is ignored
When a patient receives services from a licensed doctors, these services are recorded and assigned codes by the medical coder. ICD codes are used for diagnoses, while CPT codes are used for various treatments. The summary of these services, through these code sets, make up the bill. Medical Claim Billings are rejected when Diagnostic code (ICD-10 code) and procedure code (CPT code) are missing, not complete, or do not match to the treatment given by the physician.
Payroll records would most likely to keep in a database. It keeps it more safer for the future use.
