Sentences with phrase «cost of doing business»

But there is also a lot that goes into calculating premiums that is completely out of your control, like an increased cost of doing business in your region.

With more states than ever touting their low Cost of Doing Business, that criterion carries extra weight in our study this year.

Personally, I haven't seen extra income that comes anywhere close to covering the increased cost of doing business with them.

Those in the financial planning business will face increased scrutiny along with higher costs of doing business as a result, they say.

It is, unfortunately, a necessary cost of doing business because the likelihood of being sued is more common than you might think.

For less experienced agents, fuel costs represent a higher percentage of their overall cost of doing business.

He spends a lot of time looking at the actual cost of doing business.

Standard cost of doing business, the theory goes.

So for us, it's kind of an «eyes wide open» approach, and we view that as a real cost of doing business in this market.

Ok, now that we have discussed the primary costs of doing business as a trader, let's first discuss the good news about them.

It also means that a lot of British regulation is going to be determined by the relative costs of doing business.

It doesn't make sense to complain about what is obviously an unavoidable cost of doing business.

When costs of doing business go up, profits go down.

We expect to get paid for our legal expertise, not for our ordinary costs of doing business.

This environment brings with it spectacular costs of doing business.

They view returns as an unpleasant cost of doing business, not an opportunity to enhance customer service.

While the downturn has been tough, business owners told us the upside is the lower - than - average cost of doing business.

Many contractors fail to correctly recognize their true cost of doing business and thus fail to properly price their services accordingly.

«The initial cost and ongoing cost of doing business are critical decision drivers,» the document said.

Artists should definitely consider the annual costs of doing business when they are building their sites.

Or, as I firmly believe, is information management a normal cost of doing business in the age of information?

Annual fees are a common costs of doing business and are deductible.

South American cities are gaining international attention for their robust start - up communities, low cost of doing business and impressive pool of tech talent.

If the type of systemic abuse exists as you describe and can be demonstrated on the record, Canadian courts can choose to make this a much higher cost of doing business.

The corporate fleet has long been seen as a necessary cost of doing business — and a large one at that.

A metric that excludes real costs of doing business and ignores the balance sheet does a poor job of aligning executives with shareholder interests.

They view civil litigation as a regular cost of doing business.

«We attract agents because we're always looking for the lowest cost of doing business for our agents — we negotiate the very best prices to meet their business needs.»

The Commissioner General of the Ghana Revenue Authority, said the introduction of the Pre Arrival Assessment Reporting System (PAARS) has led to the reduction of cost of doing business in Ghana.

In ranking the states, we scored all 50 on more than 40 measures of competitiveness, which were then separated into ten broad categories, such as cost of doing business, workforce and quality of life.

But he's keeping his eye on weakness that could erupt from additional financial services layoffs, new supply or the rising cost of doing business in the city.

While the myriad benefits of locating to hubs like Silicon Valley or New York have historically outweighed the high cost of doing business there, the capping of state income tax deductions should motivate founders to revisit this assumption.

Entrepreneurs should take advantage of the lower costs of doing business here, but don't take it too far.

North Dakota drops to 22nd place from 12th last year in our all - important Cost of Doing Business category.

Reasonable wear and tear, accidents or simple negligence are considered costs of doing business.

As with any industry, these companies outsource to cut costs of doing business, but in doing so they take away jobs from American citizens.

in our all - important Cost of Doing Business category.

It also takes into account the dealers» profit, costs for advertising, sales commissions and other costs of doing business.

Keep cost of doing business down through careful supply management, diligent scheduling procedures, and prompt billing in order to maintain current fee schedule

Georgia's tax burden on businesses is indeed among the lowest in the country, but with higher - than - average wages, office rent and gasoline taxes, the state's Cost of Doing Business rank is the same as it was before Deal took office — 20th.

In many F&A industries, maintaining high standards of environmental sustainability (e.g. reduced water, energy, waste and land footprint) and animal welfare have already transitioned from being potential differentiators to accepted costs of doing business.

For industry, GST promises easier compliance, removal of hidden costs of doing business and a system of seamless tax - credits across the value chain as well as across regions.

«Retailers should consider the long - term cost of doing business and profit potential when choosing a supplier,» Newman says.

The rising cost of health care is our members» most significant cost of doing business concern.

I certainly wasn't trying to imply that LA was a bad market, I just means that the extremely high expense of the area meant that it wasn't likely to be indicative of the actual costs of doing business faced by the average investor.

«We had a range of criteria that included being an attractive place to live and work where we could retain and attract skilled people, as well as having a competitive cost of doing business,» Truter says.