I, (We), _______________________________________________, do sell, convey and transfer the above‐described vehicle for
Seller Name(s) $_______________ to ________________________________________________ to have and to hold the said vehicle unto the Sale Price
Buyer Name(s) said Buyer(s) to their own use and benefit. I (We) am/are the true and lawful owners(s) of said vehicle, the same is free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, and I (we) have full power, right and lawful authority to dispose of this vehicle, as aforesaid, and that I (we) warrant and will defend the same against the adverse claims of all persons. Seller hereby notifies Buyer, and Buyer hereby acknowledges and agrees, that the vehicle is being sold “as is” without warranty of any kind regarding the condition of the vehicle.
I (We) swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the facts stated above are true and correct to the best of my (our) knowledge. Seller’s Printed Name(s)
profit contribution from Due Bills. There is an external threat of reduced interest rates and internal threats in the form of misalignment between involved divisions. The following suggestions aim to counteract this development 1. Increasing sales volumes of Due Bills a. Allocate 100% of profits from customer fees to Metro b. Aligning Metro’s branch managers’ Point System with increasing sales i. Incorporate Due Bills in the Point System 1. when all fee profits from Due Bills are allocated to Metro,…
1. Explain Porter’s Five Forces Model and how Bill can use it to analyze his current business and his expansion. Be sure to address each of the 5 forces and explain to Bill what they mean for his business. Sassy shoes needs to stay competitive and profitable in the shoe industries. In order to do this they will need to analyze the business environment to determine the strategies they will need to implement. To do this they will use Porter’s Five Forces Model. • Threat of Substitute of Products…
RESTRICTED INTERNAL USE ONLY BILL FRENCH Bill French picked up the phone and called his boss, Wes Davidson, controller of DuoProducts Corporation. “Wes, I’m all set for the meeting this afternoon. I’ve put together a set of break-even statements that should really make people sit up and take notice – and I think they’ll be able to understand them, too.” After a brief conversation, French concluded the call and turned to his charts for one last checkout before the meeting. French had been hired…
such reports are accounted for on a timely basis. B.(3)- Employees involved in the credit-granting function are separated from the sales function C.(1)- Prelistings and predetermined totals are used to control postings. D.(2)- As goods leave the shipping dock, the system generates a bill of lading and associated sales invoice, which is automatically recorded in the sales journal. 14-23 A.…
different percentages of each person’s overall income. Suppose Sue purchases a pair of shoes for $100 with a sales tax of 8.25 percent, and Jane buys the same shoes with the same tax rate. Sue, who makes $200 a week, would pay out a higher percentage of her income on taxes than Jane who makes $400 a week. From this we can conclude that Jane’s ability to pay the sales tax is higher than Sue’s. A sales would be considered an indirect tax. An indirect tax is based on purchased goods. A direct tax is based…
Adams was now looking out a window beside Bill Squire's desk. His palms were moist and his lips dry. He tried to put his thoughts together, but his mind just seemed to race. SQUIRE: Jack, did...? ADAMS: Yeah, yeah – I heard you. [Folds his arms] You know, Bill, you’re new to this district, and perhaps there is something you need to realize. I've worked for this company for 15 years and I think if you check the records, I've always been a pretty good sales rep – no, I'd say one of the best. I work…
Report on the procedure of discounting and colleting hundies (Bill of exchange) Bill Financing – Historical Perspective Commercial Bill, which had its origin in Europe is an early medieval financial innovation evolved over centuries – from a personal bond executed by debtor before a Court or a public notary to its present form of a commercial financial instrument - acquiring at various stages of evolution its distinctive characteristics of easy transferability and negotiability, and thus lending…
(Expenses) Total costs Running costs Variable costs (Cost of sales) Break-even analysis - Fixed – Variable costs Profit and Loss account - Expenses – Cost of sales Types of costs Fixed costs: costs which do Variable costs: Costs which not change regardless of how change with the number of many products you sell. (You products you sell. (The still HAVE to pay for them more you sell the higher even if the business has made the cost) no sales) Rent on buildings Raw materials/ Stock Interest on loans…
Jessica Schmitt Auditing Mod 4 12-31: A. Some concerns i would have are that there are quite a few negative balance transactions that have no indication as to whether they are purchase returns or not. Also there are three transactions with missing dates. B. The total amount of purchases is $300,682.04 C. There are twelve gaps in the invoice numbers and 22 duplicates. With regards to the gaps, an auditor would be concerned that there may be unrecorded purchases and with the duplicates they would…
∙ Al seems to appear as a “sleeping” investor who demands the largest pie of the company. The other partners may be able to find cheaper capital funding and still retain a larger ownership of the company. Bill The pay of ∙ Bill states that he could work nights and some $25k seems weekends. The partners will have to fit in his schedule with to be the company and also ask if he is able to work from home if reasonable. necessary.…