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kirill [66]
3 years ago
7

Valeant's pricing model was:

Business
1 answer:
Nitella [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

b. tied to relationships with pharmacies to maximize prices.

Explanation:

Pharmacies are a very big influence in the drugs sellings. By having an alliance with them, you can get their help to improve your sells.

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La respuesta correcta para esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

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Para poder responder a tus preguntas, lo haremos en términos generales ya que no mencionas cuál es tu país.

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¿Qué es la Nota de venta?

La nota de venta es un comprobante de control interno que no tiene validez oficial para comprobar el consumo y el cargo del impuesto. La nota de venta sólo la ampara el mismo negocio que la elaboró, el sistema de administración tributario.

¿En que momento se usa la factura?

La factura se usa cuando se requiere elaborar un comprobante oficial que posteriormente pueda ser usado en la declaración mensual de impuestos o en la declaración anual, para que se puedan deducir los impuestos retenidos.

¿En que momento se usa la nota de venta?

Cuando sólo se quiere entregar un comprobante de compra, sin aplicar el impuesto al valor agregado.

¿Por qué el bazar del barrio no da factura ni nota de venta?

Porque probablemente es un pequeño comercio, y no está obligado a facturar. Sólo a dar comprobantes. Los pequeños comercios tributan o pagan impuestos de manera diferente. Son considerados  pequeños contribuyentes y por lo regular se les asigna una cuota fija, siempre y cuando no rebasen una cantidad establecida por la autoridad hacendaria.

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