specifics on the cost to the corporation with high turn over rates
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www.isquare.com/turnover.cfm
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Very few Internet sites will have historical prices like this. The only way to find these prices would be to contact the NYSE directly and hope they have it archived, or contact Bloomberg. I know that Bloomberg have a historical price record of every single listed company in the world (among other things), but it isn't cheap. You will have to use cost-benefit analysis.\n\nAlternatively, if you are working in a chartered accounting firm, go up to your Corporate Finance department, and ask them, as they will have a Bloomberg terminal you can use.
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First of all, don't think your question is even right, but that's OK. This is option, not some software engineering - life cycle?\n\nWhen u said u paid $5 premium for a $10 call option, u mean the stock is currently trading at $10. If you exercise the call option u need to paid extra $1000 for the 100 shares of $10 stock xyz. You just paid $500 + $1000 = $1500 for 100 shrs  $10 stock means your  $1500 now becomes $1000 means you just lost $500.\n\nMy advice: Go to cboe.com, 1888options.com or buy the Mcmillan book and study...\n\nAnd by the way you remember don't use any broker that charge u more than $1 for 1 contract...\n\nGood luck!
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May be the company overload
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You need to calculate your benfits into what you are paid vs. your billable rate. If you were a consultant and were being billed at $175 you the overhead should average $20 to $30 and you get the rest which would be $145 to $155...maybe you should go out on your own as a consultant ??
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The most expensive part of accepting credit cards for your business is paying the "discount rate", to the credit card processing bank.  The cheapest, lowest, "discount rate" is  physically running a card through a machine or "swipe rate", like you do when you shop.  The next rate is called a "keyed in rate."  Where the customer puts the number into the pad off the computer with the 3 digits off the back of the card as proof.  This is an added security measure the banks like to see that will win you the next rate.  The highest rate is when the customer calls you on the phone and verbals the number to you a, "non-qualified rate."  Basically each level is an added amount of risk the processing bank is making you pay for with each transaction.  There is one more rate and it should be lower, more around the keyed in rate, and this is for debit cards.  Today, 80% of all cards used in the market place are debit cards.  Also Discover card and American Express have the highest rates.  So all this said, your business "is going to incure a bit of an expense" in order to accept your first credit card.  However, in order for you to be in business at all, especially an e business, you HAVE to accept CC's.  \n\nNow back to your question,  you have to shop around.  I would suggest shopping the conventional cc processors first.  Who are they?   Look in the phone book in every major city.  Or go to a couple local businesses and ask them for a referral.  Stay away from "Heartland"  Look for a company who does not lock you into a contract.  Also you should not have to buy any equiptment other than the link.  If you do buy a machine, buy it.  Do not lease it for 8 times more than it is worth.  The non-internet based cc proccessors will probably give you better rates than any internet based cc processor.  I used to work for a proccessing bank and we had an option for internet based businesses.  Basically, shop around until you find the lowest discount rates, on Visa and Master Card around 1.5 - 1.75 at a .10 transaction fee" and no statement fee. If they can offer you these rates for "swiped in rate".  The keyed in rate which is where you business is, is around 1.00 higher.  That is a great rate.  Disc & Amex will be around 3.5-4.0, far less people use  these cards and you don't have to accept them if you so choose. They will charge you $150 to $200 to set up your account and they will give you a link your web designer can easily add to your site.  Each month you receive a statement call the processor and have them explain it to you.  You want to make sure they don't change the rates on you.
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that is actually pretty typical when a company/organization is taken over by another or a sale is finalized.  Be SURE to check things out and make sure that you WANT to stay there.  Often times when a corporate take over occurs, there are HUGE changes in salaries and benefits.
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Say there is a sale by ABC co. Ltd., to XYZ co. Ltd. on credit  \n\nThe goods costing $5,000 were sold at a profit of $1,000 for $6,000\n\n===================================================\nIn the books of ABC Co. Ltd.,\n===================================================\n\nTransaction :: There is a credit sale for $6,000\n\nAccounting entry\n\nDr. XYZ Co. Ltd. a/c    $6,000\nCr. Sales... ... ... .. $6,000\n\nXYZ Co. Ltd. a/c would be part of Accounts Receivable\n\n===================================================\nIn the books of XYZ Co. Ltd.,\n===================================================\n\nTransaction :: There is a credit purchase of $6,000\n\nAccounting entry\n\nDr. Purchases... ... ...$6,000\nCr. ABC Co. Ltd. a/c    $6,000\n\nABC Co. Ltd. a/c would be part of Accounts Payable\n\nProfit or loss is not taken into consideration for each transaction and is revealed in final accounting..\n\n\nget to this site for help on accounting\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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You can find the prime rate in the Wall Street Journal each day.\n\nThat is a very high rate of interest you are paying.
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It depends on how your employer gives the discount. If he gives the total 35% off the $450 then your cost would be $292.50 plus tax. But if he gives you the addtional 20% after the original 15% has been taken then it would break down like this.\n\n$450 x 0.15 = $67.50\n$450-$67.50=$382.50\n$382.50 x 0.20=$76.50\n$383.50-$76.50=$306.00 plus tax
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=bud  go to this link and read a couple 8k and 10k's  there will be all the info you need
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The answer depends on the company policy and how badly the company wants you at the new location. You just have to ask and see what the situation is. \n\nI have volunteered to relocate. My company policy automatically kicked in and most of my expenses were covered.  Some smaller companies may not have the resources to do the same.
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Formula: original cost x ( 1 + Profit% ) = sell price\n\nIn this case:\nC x (1+25%) = 39000\nC x 1.25 = 39000\nC = 31200\n\nTo check use:\n(Sell price - original cost)/original cost should equal to profit %\n\nTherefore, \n(39000-31200)/31200 = 0.25 = 25%  (this proves that C = 31200 is correct)
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You'll have to clarify the question.  Are you looking for a discount rate in wons or dollars?  In real or nominal terms?  What is the capital structure of the company in question (i.e., how much debt, if any, and how much equity)?  If the company has debt, what sort of interest rate does it pay on it?
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Companies will not negotiate rates with you.\n\nHowever, I have heard of companies who match competitor's rate offers for business they already have.  Since state insurance regulators have to approve each company's rates, I'm not sure how insurers get away with that but they do.\n\nIn terms of why your rates keep going up.....it is totally dependent on the claims experience of your company.  If your company faces higher and higher claims costs.....you will pay more in higher premiums, even if you've had no accidents.
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call the company and explain they should not charge you
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You need to draw out the flowchart logic associated with all of these events.  What are all the decisions, branches, actions, inputs and outputs?\n\nFor example, for the third one, here are some of the steps:\n- Someone has to decide that a premium change is warranted.  Perhaps this is Actuarial, Accounting or Finance.\nHave there been a lot of claims?  Has there been a big hike in inflation?  What specifically would trigger this?\n- Someone has to calculate the change in premium for all insured people for all policies.  Is it going to be a certain % across the board?  Is it going to be a flat $ increase?  What about rated policies?\n- The rate increase probably has to go through a vetting and approval process,\n- Draft information must be written and approved for internal notification of the premium change, including the communication methods to be employed.\n- If the communication method is through computer systems, the systems change must be tested and validated in a non-live enviroment.  The testing must be approved.\n- The "cut-over" date to the new premium rates must be announced and the system changed on that date.\n- You probably want some sort of reminder "pop-up" about the new rates so that people don't think they are doing something wrong.  This must be tested with the "real" changes as well.