What was the Kanthal president‚ Ridderstrale‚ attempting to accomplish with the Account Management System? Are these sensible goals? Why or why not? The motivation for Carl-Erik Ridderstrale‚ president of Kanthal‚ to develop an Account Management System was to find a process of determining the profitability of individual customer orders. An accurate account measurement system was needed in order to achieve a strategy for increasing growth and profitability without adding a significant amount of sales
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partnership agreement provided as follows: (a) Interest at the rate of 10% per annum is to be allowed on the partners’ Capital Account balances. (b) Interest on drawings was to be calculated at 4% per annum. (c) Top was allowed a salary of RM400 per month. (d) Interest on partner loan was 6% per annum. Trial Balance As At 31 December 2009 RM Capital : Top : Middle Current Account : Top : Middle Drawings – Middle (1 October 2009) Loan from Top Furniture and Fittings (cost RM50‚000) Premises Debtor and
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here Date Sent to Lecturer: Comments: Table of Contents 1. Operation Budget Sales Budget Production Budget Direct Materials Purchases Budget Direct labour Budget Manufacturing Overhead Budget Ending Finished Goods Inventory Budget Cost Of Goods Sold Budget Budgeted Income Statement Cash Budget 2. Report on the impact of Cost Structures 3. Report on Budget versus Actual Outcomes 4.
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Emotional Bank Accounts We all do things that are counter-productive to our relationships. We all like to have people be nice to us. The concept of an emotional bank account is powerful‚ yet not quite as simple as keeping a ledger of debits and credits. One of the problems is the perception of worth. What is a “deposit” worth. We may think it is quite valuable. The affected person may consider it so routine it is not even remembered. The trick in making deposits is to know what value the
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THEME: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE By John W. Day‚ MBA ACCOUNTING TERM: Accounts Payable An account payable is normally an unsecured‚ non-interest bearing current liability‚ owed by the company to a vendor for the purchase of trade goods or services. FEATURE ARTICLE: Accounts Payable Accounting If you are a small business owner or manager and you are having trouble keeping track of all those outstanding bills that have to be paid each month‚ perhaps you need to set up an accounts payable system. Some small
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Module Code: ED4009 Student Number: 1436603 Module Name: perspectives of childhood development Day of Class/Tutor Name Tuesday‚ Richard and Karen Date Due: 7/11/14 Date Submitted: 6/11/14 Assessment Word Count: 1500 Actual Word Count: 1692 Please reflect on your experience in carrying out this assignment/completing this module and let us know in the statements below: 1. In the process of doing this I learned to listen and appreciate other people’s situations and lifestyles. I also learnt
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I’m reaching out to you in regards to your past due account. I whole heartedly feel I have worked very hard for you and your company from the very beginning of our business relationship. We have never missed an event and if ever there was a mistake on our part we fixed it right away. When you had an urgent need Hasty Awards did everything in our power to help. Currently the account is past due $8250 and‚ the last update I received from Paula‚ was there has been no communication from you or anyone
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Reflective Account – Use of A Diary System In our team we have a duty rota. The details of which are entered and used in a diary system each person is scheduled in for a day of duty on a rotational basis. I enter this into an outlook diary/calendar every 6 months. I have to check individual personal diaries first to check that the dates I enter for them do not clash with appointments that they already have booked in‚ also taking into account annual leave. Once I know what prior appointments
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efox Account Plan Account: ANZ Operations and Technology Pvt Ltd Total WSP Revenue: $40‚000 Total CDSP Revenue: $0 Sales Professional: Amit D Bhattacharya 29/11/2010 Page 1 of 12 efox by Holden International www.holdenintl.com efox Account Plan Corporate Goals & Initiatives Corporate Goals: undefined Corporate Initiatives: undefined 29/11/2010 ANZ Operations and Technology Pvt Ltd Page 2 of 12 efox by Holden International www.holdenintl.com efox Winning Sales Plan Account: ANZ
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4*(1/x)=(5/2)*(1/x)+3 4/x=(5/2x)+3 (8/2x)=(5/2x)+3 (8/2x)-(5/2x)=3 (3/2x)=3 x=1/2 The answer would be x=1/2 3. John had $30‚000 to invest. He invested part of this money in bonds paying 12% annual simple interest and the rest of the money in a savings account giving 4% annual interest. At the end of the year‚ he received $2‚400 as extra income. How much money did John place in each investment? .4x+.12(30000-x)=2400 .04x+.12(30000)-.12x=2400 .04x+3600-.12x=2400 .12x-.04x+3600=2400 .08x+3600=2400
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