Sentences with phrase «food and clothing sales»

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A particularly warm June seems to have prompted strong sales in clothing, which has compensated for a decline in food and fuel sales for the month,» Kate Davies, a senior statistician at the ONS said in a statement.

Woolworths Holdings led gains in the South African general retail index after the food and clothing retailer said Australian units Country Road and newly acquired David Jones Ltd boosted sales.

That monthly charge would come from the $ 7 billion that the city collects annually through sales tax on items like prepared food, clothing over $ 110, parking and electronics, according to Klein's office.

New York City collects over $ 7 billion dollars in sales tax annually through purchases like prepared food, clothing over $ 110, parking, electronics, beauty services and more.

Musson's fund has invested in such companies as Hennes & Mauritz AB (H&M), a Swedish - based global clothing retailer with a reputation for low - priced fashion; William Morrison Supermarkets PLC, a U.K. food retailer known for creating market - like retail environments with reasonable prices; and Unilever NV, a Netherlands - based multinational with more than half its sales in emerging markets.

You can deduct the full sales tax rate even if you paid less than that rate on purchases of food, clothing, medical supplies and motor vehicles.

Assisting in the preparation of dishes with the supervision of the Head Chef, deciding the portions as well as the quantities of food that needed to be cooked, making dishes for clients that had special wishes or dietary needs and restrictions, seeing that all the staff in the kitchen always wore the appropriate clothing and headpieces while making the food, negotiating the prices of supplies with the sales representatives, making sure that the restaurant always had the correct level of supplies, frozen, fresh, and dried foods in all the store rooms.

I worked with all ages at food pantries, Pay - It - Forward clothing sales, and special holiday or worship events.

Also available is information about sales and discounts on food, clothing and other necessities, so moms can make their dollar stretch a little farther.2

The bill would impose a tax on the sale of all goods and services purchased for individual use — including residential real estate, food, clothing, day care — but would not tax purchases for business and investment purposes, such as office equipment and stocks and bonds.