The concept of taxation; why taxes are paid, various kinds of taxes and what we get in return for our tax dollars.
Subject: rate
Transcript: . THIS EXAMPLE IS BASED ON A TAX RATE OF 6%. SAY THAT A CUSTOMER MAKES A PURCHASE FOR $1.50. ACCORDING TO THE TABLE, THE TAX ON A PURCHASE OF THAT AMOUNT
The basics of interest, formulas for and a discussion of how concepts of principal, rate and time interrelate.
Subject: rate
Transcript: 'T THE SAME ALL THE TIME. THE RATE CHARGED BORROWERS GOES UP AND DOWN, IN PART ACCORDING TO THE GENERAL STATE OF THE ECONOMY. WHICH HELPS EXPLAIN WHY, IN
The sales demonstration is a proven way to strengthen a consultative sales presentation. A well planned demonstration attracts the customer's attention, stimulates interest and creates desire for a product or service.
Subject: rates
Learn just how prevalent credit has become in retailing and how in today's business world, credit is no longer just a customer convenience, it increases sales and provides additional income.
Subject: rate
Transcript: PEOPLE USED TO JOKE ABOUT HOW, IF INFLATION CONTINUED AT ITS PRESENT RATE, WE'D SOON ALL BE PUSHING WHEELBARROWS OF MONEY AROUND TO BUY WHAT WE
Payroll as a critical component in a business's recordkeeping system, outlining the process for calculating payroll deductions, and filing payroll records and returns.
Subject: rate
Transcript: WORTH ABOUT $0.30 IN 1970 DOLLARS, AND THE COST OF LIVING IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE TO RISE. AFTER ALL, AN EFFECTIVE ANNUAL INFLATION RATE OF JUST 7% WILL CUT
Analyze different types of periodic payments that expand a business's or individual's purchasing and investment power.
Subject: rate
Transcript: , THE NUMBER OF COMPOUNDING PERIODS IS 20, SINCE THERE ARE 4 PERIODS PER YEAR FOR EACH OF 5 YEARS. AND I, THE INTEREST RATE FOR EACH COMPOUNDING PERIOD
The importance of maintaining accurate payroll records. It covers methods for calculating gross earnings, overtime earnings, and incentive pay methods such as commission and piecework pay.
Subject: rate
Transcript: EMPLOYEE WHO EARNS AN HOURLY WAGE IS SIMPLE AND STRAIGHTFORWARD, ONCE YOU HAVE TWO CRITICAL PIECES OF INFORMATION. THE HOURLY RATE AND A NUMBER OF HOURS
This clip establishes that percent means comparing something to 100, then presents a number of practical problems about percentage that are solved by setting up proportions and cross-multiplying.
Subject: rate