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Whats a good website for manufacturer coupons?
Whats a good website for manufacturer coupons?
Whats a good website for manufacturer coupons?
Whats a good website for manufacturer coupons?
Got a real bad can of lemonade, got a little sick, should I sue manufacturer?
Drank half a can of this stuff before I threw it out. Just thought something was in the ice. I opened another can an took a drink. Same stuff – carbonated – smelled like paint. The smell could be a mix of some citrus something and the excessive carbonation. The company wants to send me some coupons and have me send what I saved back. I’m OK with that, but, I found 1 more can in the back of the frig. It has the same date code as the previous 2 other bad ones. It all was in a 12 pack. 9 good 2 known bad 1 unopened.
Help with Statistics?
In 1990, US consumers redeemed 6.49 billion manufacturer’s coupons and saved themselves 2.24 billion. Calculate and interpret the mean savings per coupon of US consumers in 1990.
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Why does it take 6 to 8 weeks to receive a rebate in the mail?
I personally don’t think that stores should be allowed to advertise an item at a sale price which already reflects the rebate amount unless they plan to deduct that rebate amount at the time of the purchase since these mail in rebates take a ridiculously long time to be processed and mailed back to you…. usually you have to contact the manufacturer more than once to actually get that rebate at all.
Coupons and Rebates in a Reseller’s Cost of Goods Sold?
Consider this example… An individual buys $10 of Product at a store and applies $4 in manufacturer coupons to that purchase. The buyer then submits a $5 mail-in manufacturer rebate for the same products. Finally, the buyer resells the product for $10 with a $3 shipping expense.
Assuming that the reseller repeats a similar buying and selling habit with a wide variety of products forming part of their small business self-employment income, could that person report the net expenses for the products ($10 – $4 – $5 + $3 shipping = $4) as a cost of goods sold? Would the rebates be taxed as gross income rather than associated with the cost of goods?
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this is my question?
A major manufacturer plans to issue a new corporate bond very shortly. The firm’s
outstanding bond issue has eight (8) years remaining until maturity and was issued with an 8% coupon and a par value of $1,000. The bond makes coupon payments quarterly to the investor. If comparable bonds are currently yielding 12%, what is the intrinsic value of the manufacturer’s bond?
Need help plz stuck on this question?
In trail, BC, skis are on sale at slopes R Us for $189.95 with a manufacturer’s mail in rebate of $30 (no effect on sales tax). The new model, with no rebate, is on sale at the Flatz Sportz store in Red Deer, Alberta for $169.95, but you can use a $5 coupon they mailed to regular customers. Use the simple method for calculating sales tax and round to the nearest cent.
A) Find the final price for each location?
B) Which has the best deal overall and by how much?
What is a rebate ? Why do I have to pay a higher price first then wait for the manf. to return my money ?
Why do I have to pay the higher price first then wait for the manufacturer to refund my money? Why can’t I make my purchase at the discounted price at the register?