I NEED YOUR HELP!!!

 

HOW DO YOU SAY WHEN ON A STORE OR EXAMPLE THEY SELL MANY THINGS AND ON THEIR EXPENSES THEY HAVE TO PAY MANY THINGS, AND ONE OF THOSE IT'S WHAT WE CALL HERE THE "COSTOS DE VENTAS" THAT IT'S LIKE WHAT YOU ARE 'PAYING' ON A PRODUCT (NOT THE SELLER THE OWNER) LIKE THE VALUE OF A PRODUCT ITSELF....... ENGLISH WORD PLEASE! THANKS! :D

HOW DO YOU SAY WHEN ON A STORE

cant say ive been ON many stores lately :confused:

COST OF SALE OR SELLING COSTS??? DOES ANY OF THOSE MAKE SENSE??????

cost price !!

simple 8% interest rate

COST PRICE????? NO, I DON'T MEAN THE LIKE BRUTAL COST OF A PRODUCT I MEAN + THE TAXES AND THE SPACE AND THE TIEM AND SO....

You're talking about somehting akin to wholesale cost/price?

I'M TALKING ABOUT THE ASSOCIATED COSTS OF A PRODUCT

SELLING PRICE maybe?

DOES THAT EXIST IN ENGLISH AS A 'THING'?

Hmmmm im not sure about what you mean..but i think that you are talking about "custo de produção"(sorry i dont know how to say that in english)

I NEED YOUR HELP!!!

 

HOW DO YOU SAY WHEN ON A STORE OR EXAMPLE THEY SELL MANY THINGS AND ON THEIR EXPENSES THEY HAVE TO PAY MANY THINGS, AND ONE OF THOSE IT'S WHAT WE CALL HERE THE "COSTOS DE VENTAS" THAT IT'S LIKE WHAT YOU ARE 'PAYING' ON A PRODUCT (NOT THE SELLER THE OWNER) LIKE THE VALUE OF A PRODUCT ITSELF....... ENGLISH WORD PLEASE! THANKS! :D

 

VAT?

WHAT'S VAT?

whaaaaat?=vat? :dozey:

I KNOW NOW, AND IT'S NOT THE VAT (THAT'S LIKE THE I.V.A HERE) IT'S NOT LIKE A TX IT'S COST OF SELLING.... DOES THAT MAKE SENSE?

quoiiiii! :stunned:

hmm well here's a group of words that are associated w/ maybe what you are talking about...

 

Supply, Demand, Price, Profit, Loss, Tax...

I KNOW NOW' date=' AND IT'S NOT THE VAT (THAT'S LIKE THE I.V.A HERE) IT'S NOT LIKE A TX IT'S COST OF SELLING.... DOES THAT MAKE SENSE?[/quote']

 

commission?

I KNOW NOW' date=' AND IT'S NOT THE VAT (THAT'S LIKE THE I.V.A HERE) IT'S NOT LIKE A TX IT'S COST OF SELLING.... DOES THAT MAKE SENSE?[/quote']

 

commission?

 

LIKE THE ASSOCIATED COSTS LIKE....... YOU BUY A CD IN £50.00

THAT'S WHAT I'LL GET (CAUSE YOU BOGUTH THE CD TO ME) BUT I HAVE TO PAY THE VAT, THE LIGHT, THE WATER AND ETC (THOSE ARE THETHE ASSOCIATED COSTS) SO I FINNALY GET £5. HOW IS THAT CALLED?

pay the vat? :confused:

 

are you talking about the change?

money you get back after you pay more than the price for it then they give you the remaining money?

 

change?

who'd want to buy it in the first place :P

I'm confused.

 

How was this "VERY VERY IMPORTANT!"?

who'd want to buy it in the first place :P

 

MY TELEKINESYS WARNED ME THAT A COMMENT LIKE THIS WOULD APPEAR! :lol:

 

NO!NO!AND NO! YOUA LL HAVE NUTS ON YOUR HEAD! IT'S DEAD SIMPLE! A PROUCT HAVE CERTAIN COSTS(THOSE ARE CALLED 'ASSOCIATED COSTS') LIKE THAT £50.00 CD, WELL IN MY CASE I WOULD PAY £9.00 OF TAXES OR VAT + YOU HAVE TO HAVE TO DISCCOUNT THE THE TIME (I MEAN THINGS VALUE CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE TIME THEY ARE ON THE STORE) AND SOEM VARIOUS EXPENSES (LIKE THE PRODUCTS MARKETING AND LIGHTS AND SALES AND SO) WELL THAT IS WHAT YOU CALLED 'ASSOCIATTED COSTS' (COSTS THAT AREN'T EXACTLY PART OF THE PRUDTC, JUST ASSOCIATED OR RELATED) AND WELL, HOW DO YOU SAY THAT IN ENGLISH? (COSTOSA DE VENTAS HERE, SO I SUPPOSE IT'S SOMETHING WITH SELLING, AND COST)

I NEED YOUR HELP!!!

 

HOW DO YOU SAY WHEN ON A STORE OR EXAMPLE THEY SELL MANY THINGS AND ON THEIR EXPENSES THEY HAVE TO PAY MANY THINGS, AND ONE OF THOSE IT'S WHAT WE CALL HERE THE "COSTOS DE VENTAS" THAT IT'S LIKE WHAT YOU ARE 'PAYING' ON A PRODUCT (NOT THE SELLER THE OWNER) LIKE THE VALUE OF A PRODUCT ITSELF....... ENGLISH WORD PLEASE! THANKS! :D

 

VAT?

lmao :lol:

LIKE THE ASSOCIATED COSTS LIKE....... YOU BUY A CD IN £50.00

pretty pricey cd

must be a greatest hits or something :huh: