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JulijaS [17]
3 years ago
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An example of an ad valorem tax is

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MA_775_DIABLO [31]3 years ago
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= 60 days - 20 days = 40 days

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= 9.125%

Secondly, we will then subtract the percentage discount from 100% and then divide the result. Since discount percentage is 3%, this will be:

= 3%/(100% - 3%)

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= 3.09%

Lastly, we then multiply the result of the calculations above together in order to get the annualized interest rate. This will be:

= 9.125% × 3.09%

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= 28.20%

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The correct answer here is C) an employee .

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Sales        2000 units for $ 90 =  $ 180,000

Variable Expenses                   =   $126,000

Contribution Margin                   = $ 54,000

Less Fixed Expenses                  = $ 30,000

Operating Income                      = $ 24,000

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2) the net operating income will increase by (38,000-24,000) = $ 14,000

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Variable Expenses (63 +2= $65) =   $130,000

Contribution Margin                   = $ 68,000

Less Fixed Expenses                  = $ 30,000

Operating income                   = $ 38,000

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