'March sales' presentation slideshows

Financial Planning

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Working Capital Management Accounts Receivables & Accounts Payables

Working Capital Management Accounts Receivables & Accounts Payables. Samantha Karandagoda. Accounts RECEIVABLES. Accounts Receivable. Refers to the Money that Still Has to be Collected from the Customers who Bought on Credit Selling on Credit Helps to Increase Sales Volumes & Profits

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STATION A 1. Create a BFL. 2. Predict the cost for 6 months.

STATION A 1. Create a BFL. 2. Predict the cost for 6 months. Solve the proportion: Find the percent change from 20 to 5. Tell me whether it is percent increase or decrease. STATION B. STATION C. Given a slope m = -4 and a point (3, 6) write an equation in slope-intercept form.

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1. Number of Units Sold in December

1. Number of Units Sold in December. Note: 40% of sales collected in month of sale, 60% collected in following month Therefore: 60% of December Sales collected in January 60% x December Sales = $ 108,000 December Sales = $108,000 / 60% = $180,000

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If your annual turnover rate is 4 times, which inventory stock level method would you use and why?

If your annual turnover rate is 4 times, which inventory stock level method would you use and why?. Basic stock is good if less than 6 times a year or if sales are erratic. Need a given level of inventory at all times, and a safety stock. Easily adjusted to accommodate the unexpected.

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