Sentences with phrase «paying normal business»

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Business interruption insurance can solve the problem of seeing you through while you rebuild your business by replacing lost income and paying normal eBusiness interruption insurance can solve the problem of seeing you through while you rebuild your business by replacing lost income and paying normal ebusiness by replacing lost income and paying normal expenses.

The industry's hope is that once businesses upgrade from their old magnetic point - of - sale terminals to smart, EMV - compatible ones, the ability for merchants to easily add a pay - by - phone option will turn mobile payments into the new normal.

Charities are businesses, and in the normal course of things they hire people, purchase goods and services, and pay bills.

Dividing shares isn't specifically about the financials or the numbers inside financial tables because the financial projections in a normal business plan will include a single number for the total dollars invested called «paid - in capital.»

What would happen at your business if you decided not to pay your team for two months just because one of your clients thought 60 - day terms were normal?

Closed business is what defines how a salesperson gets paid, but with CRM systems being the new normal for running today's sales team, as well as a plethora of sales technology that's connected into that CRM, there is data galore.

NOW People who own small businesses of various sorts generally pay income taxes based on the normal rate for individual taxes.

Business income has more deductions available, but you have to pay payroll (self - employment) tax of about 15.3 % in addition to normal income tax.

In my opinion, at that point the repurchases are a part of their normal operating business as they basically go hand in hand with how they're paying their executives.

The writer is sure that the referral will ultimately fizzle out; yes it is true that Chelsea were willing to pay a # 35 million transfer fee in August 2017 but paid only # 15 million in this January window (with unsubstantiated reports suggesting that the player's agency was paid # 7 million for their role in this slightly odd saga) and it is true that in any normal business — where an asset depreciated at a rate of # 1 million per week before it was sold — eyebrows would be raised.

I was transitioning from having a steady, well - paying, «normal» job to being a business owner and not knowing if I was going to make enough money to pay my bills.

Dividends paid out by U.S. companies with normal business structures, as well as qualified foreign companies, are qualified.

Since mREITs pay out 90 % of their earnings, these companies can't grow like normal businesses.

I want to know what would be the situation (legal and cost) if I can borrow money (complete value of the house Eg: 500 K) from a person or a business in abroad (Not based in US, owners not US citizens) to buy a house in USA and pay it back to the same person / business that I borrowed the money just like a normal mortgage.

I think the mental model of paying 70 cents for a business makes great sense; if the normal equity is priced for 7 % returns, and you're going for 70 cents on the dollar, you're starting with a 10 % ROI.

That can be a really neat way to get a business or first class flight to Hawaii round trip for only 45,000 miles, which, as you remember, that's the exact same price you would have paid for a normal flight in economy on United or American Airlines or Delta.

For over a century, the normal way of doing billing is for a business to mail a paper bill (typically once a month on specific dates) and grant 20 - 30 days for the recipient to pay it by postal mail.

Where a suspension is short and with pay, designed to provide an opportunity for the employer to investigate the complaints, explore options, and respond to the complaints, the suspension is likely to be found «logical and justifiable and a normal business reaction in accord with common sense.»

We proposed to define health care provider to mean a provider of services as defined in section 1861 (u) of the Act, a provider of medical or health services as defined in section 1861 (s) of the Act, and any other person or organization who furnishes, bills, or is paid for health care services or supplies in the normal course of business.

Response: The statutory definition of «health care provider» at section 1171 (3) includes «any other person or organization who furnishes, bills, or is paid for health care in the normal course of business.»

We restate here the language in the preamble to the proposed rule that «An individual or organization that bills and / or is paid for health care services or supplies in the normal course of business, such as * * * an «online» pharmacy accessible on the Internet, is also a health care provider for purposes of this statute» (64 FR 59930).

Comment: A number of commenters requested that we clarify the definition of health care provider («* * * who furnishes, bills, or is paid for health care services or supplies in the normal course of business») by defining the various terms «furnish», «supply», and «in the normal course of business.»

«Commercial agreements are very interesting because the business models are shifting as well so we have to pay attention to find out what the new normal is.»

This coverage pays for expenditures over and above your «normal monthly expenses» necessary to allow you to continue your business as promptly and efficiently as possible (on an emergency or temporary basis) following disaster, until your premises are restored.

• Some forms of business interruption continue to pay after your business is back up and running until sales levels return to normal.

That way, you can continue to pay key employee salaries, as well as monthly expenses, until you can resume your normal business operations.

With these funds, you can afford to pay salaries to key employees and keep up with monthly expenses until you can resume normal business operations.

That way, you can continue to pay key employee salaries as well as monthly expenses until you are once again able to resume normal business operations.

Instead of purchasing a very expensive cash register and other equipment, users are able to pay easily and more important for businesses, Revel's platform is very scalable and packed full of features that normal cash registers and other

So my questions: would state income taxes affect my annual bottom line, or would normal business expenses and depreciation wipe those out on paper so I would not have to pay them anyway?

Someone should explain to Lisa Ling that commissions are split several ways and that out of that split we must fund our own retirement and pay our own hospitalization, Social Security, life insurance, business expenses, education expenses, and normal household expenses.