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    How much is capital gains tax?

    Capital gains tax varies by country and income level. In the U.S., it ranges from 0% to 20% for long-term gains, depending on income. Short-term gains are taxed as ordinary income (10%–37%). Additional 3.8% may apply for high earners. Rates differ in other countries. Always check local laws.
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    How much is 1 million cents?

    1 million cents is equal to $10,000. Calculation: 1 cent = $0.01 1,000,000 × 0.01 = $10,000
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    Has anyone here worked with SAP ERP software before?

    Yes, there are a lot of professionals who have been using SAP ERP software. SAP ERP can be applied to business processes such as finance, supply chain, human resource and production. The users frequently base on the modules to streamline the work and make it more efficient: SAP FI, SAP MM, SAP...
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    Are medical bills tax deductible?

    The answer to this is yes, medical bills in most countries including the U.S. are tax-deductible provided the annual medical expense exceeds some percentage of your adjusted gross income (AGI). Applicable costs are usually doctor visits, prescriptions, hospital treatment and some treatment...
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    who is a company secretary?

    A Company Secretary (CS) is a professional responsible for ensuring that a company complies with legal and regulatory requirements. They handle corporate governance, maintain statutory records, advise the board on legal matters, manage shareholder communication, and ensure smooth functioning of...
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    what is gst no?

    A GST Number (Goods and Services Tax Number) is a unique identifier assigned to businesses or individuals registered under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system in countries like India, Canada, and Australia. It's used for tax collection and tracking, allowing businesses to collect and remit...
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    What is gross wages?

    Gross wages refer to the total amount of money an employee earns before any deductions like taxes, benefits, or retirement contributions. It includes hourly wages, salary, overtime, bonuses, and commissions. In simple terms, it’s the full amount paid to an employee before anything is taken out.
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    What are business days?

    Business days refer to the standard days of the week when businesses operate, typically Monday through Friday, excluding public holidays and weekends (Saturday and Sunday). These days are when transactions, communication, and activities like shipping or banking usually occur.
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    How to start your own business?

    Starting your own business involves several key steps: Identify a Business Idea: Choose something you’re passionate about or skilled in. Create a Business Plan: Outline your goals, target market, and strategies. Register Your Business: Choose a name, get necessary licenses, and register...
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    What software do accountants use?

    Accountants commonly use software like QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, and FreshBooks for bookkeeping and financial management. For more complex tasks, they may use tools like Microsoft Excel, NetSuite, or Zoho Books. Some also rely on tax preparation software like TurboTax or TaxSlayer for filing and...
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    can you trade options on a funded account?

    Yes, you can trade options on a funded account, but there are conditions: The account must be approved for options trading by your broker. You’ll need to complete an options application, disclosing experience, income, and risk tolerance. Brokers assign trading levels—higher-risk strategies...
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    what does on account mean in accounting?

    In accounting, "on account" means a transaction is made on credit rather than with immediate payment. It can apply to: Purchases on account – goods or services bought now, paid later (creates accounts payable). Sales on account – goods sold now, customer pays later (creates accounts...
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    What is a trial balance in accounting?

    A trial balance in accounting is a report that lists all the debit and credit balances of a company’s general ledger accounts at a specific point in time. Its main purpose is to: Ensure debits equal credits, confirming the books are balanced Detect errors in recording transactions Serve as a...
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    What is the benefit of a checking account everfi?

    In the EverFi financial literacy course, the benefit of a checking account is that it helps you manage your money safely and efficiently. Key benefits include: Easy access to funds through debit cards, checks, and online banking Safe place to store money instead of carrying cash Helps track...
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    business registration number

    A Business Registration Number (BRN) is a unique identifier assigned to a business by the government when it registers. It helps track the company for tax and legal purposes. The number is required for activities like filing taxes, opening bank accounts, and applying for permits or licenses.
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