This document contains 4 computation sheets that provide pricing details for the purchase of a 1 bedroom unit (Unit #d-1610) with a floor area of 24 sqm. The list price is PHP 2,639,000. The sheets show different payment options that involve discounts, taxes, fees, downpayments and deferred balances over 24 months at 0% interest. The total contract price ranges from PHP 2,412,911.60 to PHP 3,060,825 depending on the specific payment plan terms.
This document contains 4 computation sheets that provide pricing details for the purchase of a 1 bedroom unit (Unit a-315b) with a floor area of 24 sqm. The sheets show calculations for the total contract price under different payment plans, including variations in downpayment amounts, discounts, and deferred payment terms. Key details provided include the list price, applicable discounts, other charges, taxes, downpayment, balance amounts and payment schedules.
The computation sheet provides details of a potential real estate purchase for a 2 bedroom unit with balcony in Tower F-1530. It lists the unit's floor area as 48 square meters. It then outlines the list price, discounts applied, other charges, taxes, and total contract price, which is 5,557,468 Philippine pesos. It also includes a breakdown of the required downpayment and financing options for the remaining balance.
This document contains an auto loan calculator that allows a user to calculate loan payments for purchasing a vehicle. It provides fields to enter the purchase price, trade-in value, down payment, sales tax rate, and loan term in years. It then calculates the loan amount, monthly payment amount, total interest paid over the loan term, and amortization schedule showing the principal and interest amounts for each payment.
This document is a motor vehicle rental tax return form from the Utah State Tax Commission. It provides instructions for taxpayers to report and pay sales tax on short-term vehicle leases and rentals on a quarterly, monthly, or annual basis. The form includes columns to enter location codes, rental amounts, tax rates, calculated tax due, seller discounts for monthly filers, and net tax owed.
Regional Housing Market Tables report housing data for York Region and Simcoe County for July 2012. In York Region, there were 1,341 total home sales in July with an average price of $592,478. For the year to date, there have been 10,843 home sales in York Region with an average price of $594,070. In Aurora, a municipality within York Region, there were 81 home sales in July with an average price of $582,473.
- Housing sales in Toronto Central were lower in July 2011 compared to the previous year, with 409 sales and an average price of $429,415 compared to 2,924 sales and an average price of $429,623 for the same period in 2010.
- Detached homes sold for an average of $725,667, while condominium apartments averaged $411,862. The median prices were $384,900 for all home types and $369,900 for condominium apartments.
- New listings and active listings remained higher than sales in July 2011, with 751 new listings and 1,173 active listings for all home types.
In Caroline County, VA from October 1-31, 2009:
- 34 residential units were sold with an average price of $175,605, down 7% from 2008.
- The number of active residential listings was 306, with an average time on the market of 127 days.
- 62 new properties were listed and 29 properties went under contract for the month.
This document is a bill from Reliance Communications for services provided from April 1st to 30th. The total amount due is Rs. 200 with a payment due date of May 19th. The charges for the billing period include a monthly rental of Rs. 1,099 with discounts of Rs. 769.30 applied, resulting in current charges of Rs. 363.66 including taxes. The bill provides details of data usage and payment options.
This document contains 4 computation sheets that provide pricing details for the purchase of a 1 bedroom unit (Unit a-315b) with a floor area of 24 sqm. The sheets show calculations for the total contract price under different payment plans, including variations in downpayment amounts, discounts, and deferred payment terms. Key details provided include the list price, applicable discounts, other charges, taxes, downpayment, balance amounts and payment schedules.
The computation sheet provides details of a potential real estate purchase for a 2 bedroom unit with balcony in Tower F-1530. It lists the unit's floor area as 48 square meters. It then outlines the list price, discounts applied, other charges, taxes, and total contract price, which is 5,557,468 Philippine pesos. It also includes a breakdown of the required downpayment and financing options for the remaining balance.
This document contains an auto loan calculator that allows a user to calculate loan payments for purchasing a vehicle. It provides fields to enter the purchase price, trade-in value, down payment, sales tax rate, and loan term in years. It then calculates the loan amount, monthly payment amount, total interest paid over the loan term, and amortization schedule showing the principal and interest amounts for each payment.
This document is a motor vehicle rental tax return form from the Utah State Tax Commission. It provides instructions for taxpayers to report and pay sales tax on short-term vehicle leases and rentals on a quarterly, monthly, or annual basis. The form includes columns to enter location codes, rental amounts, tax rates, calculated tax due, seller discounts for monthly filers, and net tax owed.
Regional Housing Market Tables report housing data for York Region and Simcoe County for July 2012. In York Region, there were 1,341 total home sales in July with an average price of $592,478. For the year to date, there have been 10,843 home sales in York Region with an average price of $594,070. In Aurora, a municipality within York Region, there were 81 home sales in July with an average price of $582,473.
- Housing sales in Toronto Central were lower in July 2011 compared to the previous year, with 409 sales and an average price of $429,415 compared to 2,924 sales and an average price of $429,623 for the same period in 2010.
- Detached homes sold for an average of $725,667, while condominium apartments averaged $411,862. The median prices were $384,900 for all home types and $369,900 for condominium apartments.
- New listings and active listings remained higher than sales in July 2011, with 751 new listings and 1,173 active listings for all home types.
In Caroline County, VA from October 1-31, 2009:
- 34 residential units were sold with an average price of $175,605, down 7% from 2008.
- The number of active residential listings was 306, with an average time on the market of 127 days.
- 62 new properties were listed and 29 properties went under contract for the month.
This document is a bill from Reliance Communications for services provided from April 1st to 30th. The total amount due is Rs. 200 with a payment due date of May 19th. The charges for the billing period include a monthly rental of Rs. 1,099 with discounts of Rs. 769.30 applied, resulting in current charges of Rs. 363.66 including taxes. The bill provides details of data usage and payment options.
- The document advertises a residential condominium located in the center of Makati City near schools, hospitals, malls, and public transportation.
- Unit sizes range from studio to 2-bedroom units and amenities include pools, function rooms, gym, and commercial spaces.
- Payment options include cash, bank financing, and in-house plans with varying down payments and interest rates spread over 30 months or longer.
- Additional costs like fees, taxes, association dues, utilities deposit and parking are also outlined.
This document provides information about a new residential condominium development called Be at the CENTER. It is located in Makati City near schools, hospitals, malls, and public transportation. The development offers spacious units from studios to 2-bedroom suites. Amenities include pools, function rooms, gardens, and a gym. Payment plans include cash, deferred, and bank financing options. The development aims to provide independent living, accessibility to amenities, and a central location for residents.
The document presents 3 alternative credit policies for evaluating changes to credit terms, collections, and sales amounts. Policy 1 maintains a 3% discount rate with a 30.5 day sales outstanding. Policy 2 offers a 3% discount rate with a 33 day sales outstanding but increases sales to $17M. Policy 3 lowers the discount rate to 2% with a 27 day sales outstanding and $14M in sales. Each policy calculates bad debt loss, carrying costs of receivables, and projected income statement compared to the current policy.
The document analyzes 3 alternative credit policies for a company currently with $671,142 net income and $300,000 in bad debt loss. Policy 1 increases sales by $3,000,000 but reduces net income and increases bad debt. Policy 2 increases sales and net income slightly but bad debt increases substantially. Policy 3 increases sales by $2,000,000, net income by $214,074 and reduces bad debt by $20,000 - making it the best option.
This document is a pay statement for John Smith showing earnings and deductions for the pay period ending October 15, 2011. It outlines regular earnings of $1625, year-to-date earnings of $30,785, and various tax and benefit deductions including government pension, federal tax, long-term disability, and employment insurance contributions totaling $401.76 for the current period and $7,633.44 year-to-date. After deductions, the statement shows a net pay amount of $1,223.24 being deposited into John Smith's savings account.
The median sold price of homes in San Francisco decreased 15% from Q3 2008 to Q3 2011, from $820,000 to $701,000. Both the median price of for-sale properties and the median price of sold properties also decreased 15% over this period. Additionally, the number of homes sold decreased slightly from 619 in Q3 2008 to 603 in Q3 2011, a 3% decline.
This bank statement summarizes the transactions on a guardianship account for the period of September 1-30, 2011. It shows deposits of $975 in social security and $25 from an automatic transfer. $1,060 was withdrawn to pay various bills. Service fees of $23 and an ending balance of $-3 are also noted. The statement provides instructions on how to reconcile accounts.
This document contains details of a real estate purchase including:
- Property details such as unit type, lot area, floor area, and house model
- Payment terms of 20% down payment over 12 months and 80% financed
- Computation of purchase price, down payment, balance amount, and payment schedule broken into 12 monthly installment amounts
- Options for financing the balance at different interest rates and terms
- Standard notices about payment procedures and validity of the document
This document contains computations for the purchase of a residential unit. It lists the unit details including lot area, floor area and house model. It shows a list price of PHP3,390,000 with a 20% down payment of PHP678,000 to be paid over 12 months. The remaining 80% balance of PHP2,712,000 can be paid off over 5, 7 or 10 years at 18% interest compounded annually. Monthly amortization schedules are provided for each loan term.
The document compares the balance sheet as of December 31, 2007 and 2006. It shows that total assets increased from $440.3 million in 2006 to $581.5 million in 2007, with increases in current assets such as accounts receivable and inventory. Total liabilities also increased from $350.5 million to $468.9 million. Stockholder's equity grew from $89.8 million to $112.6 million due to a net income of $32.2 million for 2007.
This document discusses the outlook and opportunities for investment in the beauty and personal care industry in the Philippines. Key points include:
- The industry has seen strong annual growth of 38% following economic improvements.
- Operating a neighborhood salon franchise offers optimum investment returns through high customer accessibility and competitively priced quality services.
- Two franchise investment options are presented - a full salon requiring P900,000 investment with a target 23 month payback period, and a compact salon requiring P450,000 with a target 19 month payback.
The document provides financial projections and requirements for interested investors to apply for a salon franchise opportunity with the company.
This document provides provisional balance sheet and profit and loss statements for Amber Hospitality Services as of December 31, 2011. It shows total assets of Rs. 54,107,115.38 consisting of fixed assets of Rs. 26,335,914 and current assets of Rs. 29,939,484.38 less current liabilities of Rs. 2,168,283. It reports a net profit of Rs. 5,567,807 for the year ended December 31, 2011. Schedules include details of capital, partners' accounts, unsecured loans, fixed assets, sundry debtors, cash and bank balances, loans and advances, and current liabilities.
This document provides provisional financial statements for Amber Hospitality Services as of December 31, 2011. It includes a balance sheet showing total assets of Rs. 54,107,115.38 including fixed assets of Rs. 26,335,914 and current assets of Rs. 29,939,484.38 less current liabilities of Rs. 2,168,283. It also includes a profit and loss statement for the year ended December 31, 2011 showing total income of Rs. 47,557,320 and net profit of Rs. 5,567,807 which was transferred to partner's current accounts. Various schedules provide additional details on capital, partners' accounts, unsecured loans, fixed assets, debtors and current li
This document provides provisional balance sheet and profit and loss statements for Amber Hospitality Services as of December 31, 2011. It shows total assets of Rs. 54,107,115.38 consisting of fixed assets of Rs. 26,335,914 and current assets of Rs. 29,939,484.38 less current liabilities of Rs. 2,168,283. It reports a net profit of Rs. 5,567,807 for the year ended December 31, 2011. Schedules include details of capital, partners' accounts, unsecured loans, fixed assets, sundry debtors, cash and bank balances, loans and advances, and current liabilities.
1. The document provides an overview and financial analysis of Reliance Communications Ltd, an Indian telecommunications company.
2. Key financial details from the profit and loss account and balance sheet for 2012-2009 are presented, including revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, and profit/loss.
3. Financial ratios like current ratio and quick ratio are calculated for each year to analyze the company's liquidity and ability to meet short-term obligations.
The auditors' report summarizes the financial statements of Bangladesh General Insurance Company Limited for the year ending December 31, 2009. It states that the auditors conducted their audit according to auditing standards and their audit provides reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free of material misstatements. In the auditors' opinion, the financial statements give a true and fair view of the company's financial position and comply with relevant laws and regulations.
This document compares the sources and uses of funds for four different tax-exempt bond programs that could finance 145 units across four properties in Oregon. It finds that a conduit bond program would result in total sources of $14.6 million and uses of $14.6 million, breaking even exactly. A risk share bond program would require $15.2 million in sources and uses, while a conduit OAHTC program would need $15.1 million in both sources and uses. A non-RD program using only OAHTC would need $15.1 million in sources and uses as well.
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This computation sheet details the purchase of a 1 bedroom unit in the Flair Tower South building by a client. The list price of the unit is PHP 2,312,000 with a 2% special discount bringing the net price to PHP 2,312,000. With a 20% downpayment of PHP 453,152 and an 80% bank financing of PHP 1,812,608, the total contract price is PHP 2,265,760 to be paid over 39 months for the downpayment and 120 months for the bank financing. The document also outlines various fees and deposits that will be required upon turnover of the unit to the buyer.
This document outlines the terms of the OkTOBErFEST promo for property in the NORTHCREST development. It offers discounts of 20%, 10%, or 5% on the purchase price for buyers who fully pay within 15, 30, or 45 days respectively. It provides sample computations of the purchase price under different payment options - cash payment with discount, installment payments based on downpayment amount, and installment payments with extended downpayment periods. Discounts are also available for bank financing. The promo runs from September 10 to October 31, 2014.
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The original open offer price of Rs 190 per share by Grasim for L&T shares was not attractive to L&T shareholders. Valuation of L&T before the demerger using the adjusted PV method and relative valuation method yielded values of Rs 342 and Rs 394 per share respectively, higher than the offer price. The proposed demerger of the cement division into a separate company would benefit shareholders by increasing the valuation of both the cement company and the new L&T, as shown in the analysis after the demerger.
Barclay Development LLC's income statement for the third quarter of 2011 shows total revenues of $6.7 million, up from $6 million in 2010. Total expenses in 2011 were $3.9 million, resulting in net income before taxes of $2.8 million. After accounting for $14,936 in income tax expense, net income was $2.9 million.
Equity Partner Required - Unkomanzi Park Residential Development, KZN, South ...Thinus Pienaar
Jason Wilkes our principle at Tyson Properties has launched the following development 18 months ago and is looking for an equity partner for phase two of the Umkomanzi park development, I am sure that this exciting development with secure capital investment returns would be of interest to you or some of your more serious contacts or clients. As a referral to anyone whom would be interested to come to the party on this one - as you will see from the intro letter plus attachments that there is $$$ to be made, for the client as well as commission for the referrer. Taking the current exchange rate there is no better time than the present to invest off-shore (Foreign Clients), and what better vehicle than Real Estate.
- The document advertises a residential condominium located in the center of Makati City near schools, hospitals, malls, and public transportation.
- Unit sizes range from studio to 2-bedroom units and amenities include pools, function rooms, gym, and commercial spaces.
- Payment options include cash, bank financing, and in-house plans with varying down payments and interest rates spread over 30 months or longer.
- Additional costs like fees, taxes, association dues, utilities deposit and parking are also outlined.
This document provides information about a new residential condominium development called Be at the CENTER. It is located in Makati City near schools, hospitals, malls, and public transportation. The development offers spacious units from studios to 2-bedroom suites. Amenities include pools, function rooms, gardens, and a gym. Payment plans include cash, deferred, and bank financing options. The development aims to provide independent living, accessibility to amenities, and a central location for residents.
The document presents 3 alternative credit policies for evaluating changes to credit terms, collections, and sales amounts. Policy 1 maintains a 3% discount rate with a 30.5 day sales outstanding. Policy 2 offers a 3% discount rate with a 33 day sales outstanding but increases sales to $17M. Policy 3 lowers the discount rate to 2% with a 27 day sales outstanding and $14M in sales. Each policy calculates bad debt loss, carrying costs of receivables, and projected income statement compared to the current policy.
The document analyzes 3 alternative credit policies for a company currently with $671,142 net income and $300,000 in bad debt loss. Policy 1 increases sales by $3,000,000 but reduces net income and increases bad debt. Policy 2 increases sales and net income slightly but bad debt increases substantially. Policy 3 increases sales by $2,000,000, net income by $214,074 and reduces bad debt by $20,000 - making it the best option.
This document is a pay statement for John Smith showing earnings and deductions for the pay period ending October 15, 2011. It outlines regular earnings of $1625, year-to-date earnings of $30,785, and various tax and benefit deductions including government pension, federal tax, long-term disability, and employment insurance contributions totaling $401.76 for the current period and $7,633.44 year-to-date. After deductions, the statement shows a net pay amount of $1,223.24 being deposited into John Smith's savings account.
The median sold price of homes in San Francisco decreased 15% from Q3 2008 to Q3 2011, from $820,000 to $701,000. Both the median price of for-sale properties and the median price of sold properties also decreased 15% over this period. Additionally, the number of homes sold decreased slightly from 619 in Q3 2008 to 603 in Q3 2011, a 3% decline.
This bank statement summarizes the transactions on a guardianship account for the period of September 1-30, 2011. It shows deposits of $975 in social security and $25 from an automatic transfer. $1,060 was withdrawn to pay various bills. Service fees of $23 and an ending balance of $-3 are also noted. The statement provides instructions on how to reconcile accounts.
This document contains details of a real estate purchase including:
- Property details such as unit type, lot area, floor area, and house model
- Payment terms of 20% down payment over 12 months and 80% financed
- Computation of purchase price, down payment, balance amount, and payment schedule broken into 12 monthly installment amounts
- Options for financing the balance at different interest rates and terms
- Standard notices about payment procedures and validity of the document
This document contains computations for the purchase of a residential unit. It lists the unit details including lot area, floor area and house model. It shows a list price of PHP3,390,000 with a 20% down payment of PHP678,000 to be paid over 12 months. The remaining 80% balance of PHP2,712,000 can be paid off over 5, 7 or 10 years at 18% interest compounded annually. Monthly amortization schedules are provided for each loan term.
The document compares the balance sheet as of December 31, 2007 and 2006. It shows that total assets increased from $440.3 million in 2006 to $581.5 million in 2007, with increases in current assets such as accounts receivable and inventory. Total liabilities also increased from $350.5 million to $468.9 million. Stockholder's equity grew from $89.8 million to $112.6 million due to a net income of $32.2 million for 2007.
This document discusses the outlook and opportunities for investment in the beauty and personal care industry in the Philippines. Key points include:
- The industry has seen strong annual growth of 38% following economic improvements.
- Operating a neighborhood salon franchise offers optimum investment returns through high customer accessibility and competitively priced quality services.
- Two franchise investment options are presented - a full salon requiring P900,000 investment with a target 23 month payback period, and a compact salon requiring P450,000 with a target 19 month payback.
The document provides financial projections and requirements for interested investors to apply for a salon franchise opportunity with the company.
This document provides provisional balance sheet and profit and loss statements for Amber Hospitality Services as of December 31, 2011. It shows total assets of Rs. 54,107,115.38 consisting of fixed assets of Rs. 26,335,914 and current assets of Rs. 29,939,484.38 less current liabilities of Rs. 2,168,283. It reports a net profit of Rs. 5,567,807 for the year ended December 31, 2011. Schedules include details of capital, partners' accounts, unsecured loans, fixed assets, sundry debtors, cash and bank balances, loans and advances, and current liabilities.
This document provides provisional financial statements for Amber Hospitality Services as of December 31, 2011. It includes a balance sheet showing total assets of Rs. 54,107,115.38 including fixed assets of Rs. 26,335,914 and current assets of Rs. 29,939,484.38 less current liabilities of Rs. 2,168,283. It also includes a profit and loss statement for the year ended December 31, 2011 showing total income of Rs. 47,557,320 and net profit of Rs. 5,567,807 which was transferred to partner's current accounts. Various schedules provide additional details on capital, partners' accounts, unsecured loans, fixed assets, debtors and current li
This document provides provisional balance sheet and profit and loss statements for Amber Hospitality Services as of December 31, 2011. It shows total assets of Rs. 54,107,115.38 consisting of fixed assets of Rs. 26,335,914 and current assets of Rs. 29,939,484.38 less current liabilities of Rs. 2,168,283. It reports a net profit of Rs. 5,567,807 for the year ended December 31, 2011. Schedules include details of capital, partners' accounts, unsecured loans, fixed assets, sundry debtors, cash and bank balances, loans and advances, and current liabilities.
1. The document provides an overview and financial analysis of Reliance Communications Ltd, an Indian telecommunications company.
2. Key financial details from the profit and loss account and balance sheet for 2012-2009 are presented, including revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, and profit/loss.
3. Financial ratios like current ratio and quick ratio are calculated for each year to analyze the company's liquidity and ability to meet short-term obligations.
The auditors' report summarizes the financial statements of Bangladesh General Insurance Company Limited for the year ending December 31, 2009. It states that the auditors conducted their audit according to auditing standards and their audit provides reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free of material misstatements. In the auditors' opinion, the financial statements give a true and fair view of the company's financial position and comply with relevant laws and regulations.
This document compares the sources and uses of funds for four different tax-exempt bond programs that could finance 145 units across four properties in Oregon. It finds that a conduit bond program would result in total sources of $14.6 million and uses of $14.6 million, breaking even exactly. A risk share bond program would require $15.2 million in sources and uses, while a conduit OAHTC program would need $15.1 million in both sources and uses. A non-RD program using only OAHTC would need $15.1 million in sources and uses as well.
20 80 computation template special 1 brdmcihomes2010
This computation sheet details the purchase of a 1 bedroom unit in the Flair Tower South building by a client. The list price of the unit is PHP 2,312,000 with a 2% special discount bringing the net price to PHP 2,312,000. With a 20% downpayment of PHP 453,152 and an 80% bank financing of PHP 1,812,608, the total contract price is PHP 2,265,760 to be paid over 39 months for the downpayment and 120 months for the bank financing. The document also outlines various fees and deposits that will be required upon turnover of the unit to the buyer.
This document outlines the terms of the OkTOBErFEST promo for property in the NORTHCREST development. It offers discounts of 20%, 10%, or 5% on the purchase price for buyers who fully pay within 15, 30, or 45 days respectively. It provides sample computations of the purchase price under different payment options - cash payment with discount, installment payments based on downpayment amount, and installment payments with extended downpayment periods. Discounts are also available for bank financing. The promo runs from September 10 to October 31, 2014.
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The original open offer price of Rs 190 per share by Grasim for L&T shares was not attractive to L&T shareholders. Valuation of L&T before the demerger using the adjusted PV method and relative valuation method yielded values of Rs 342 and Rs 394 per share respectively, higher than the offer price. The proposed demerger of the cement division into a separate company would benefit shareholders by increasing the valuation of both the cement company and the new L&T, as shown in the analysis after the demerger.
Barclay Development LLC's income statement for the third quarter of 2011 shows total revenues of $6.7 million, up from $6 million in 2010. Total expenses in 2011 were $3.9 million, resulting in net income before taxes of $2.8 million. After accounting for $14,936 in income tax expense, net income was $2.9 million.
Equity Partner Required - Unkomanzi Park Residential Development, KZN, South ...Thinus Pienaar
Jason Wilkes our principle at Tyson Properties has launched the following development 18 months ago and is looking for an equity partner for phase two of the Umkomanzi park development, I am sure that this exciting development with secure capital investment returns would be of interest to you or some of your more serious contacts or clients. As a referral to anyone whom would be interested to come to the party on this one - as you will see from the intro letter plus attachments that there is $$$ to be made, for the client as well as commission for the referrer. Taking the current exchange rate there is no better time than the present to invest off-shore (Foreign Clients), and what better vehicle than Real Estate.
This document outlines seven different payment terms for the purchase of a property called M Place Ortigas. The total list price is PHP 2,476,514. Discounts are provided for an event, MyFlat, and promotion. The remaining balance and down payment amount vary depending on the payment term selected. Monthly installment amounts and schedules are detailed for each term spanning 30 to 34 months.
The document discusses reasons to invest in property, including financial investment, inflation protection, and forced savings. It provides an analysis of the finances of a potential residential investment property, including projected revenue, expenses, and return on investment. Additionally, it outlines various factors and considerations to take into account when evaluating a potential property investment.
Tele Celular Sul Participações S.A. announced its consolidated results for the second quarter of 2003. Some key highlights include:
- Gross revenue increased 25.7% to R$333.7 million compared to the same period last year, driven by a 59% increase in handset sales and 20.1% growth in service revenue.
- EBITDA was R$87.3 million, a 5% increase year-over-year. Net income increased 68.1% to R$21.6 million.
- The customer base grew 11% compared to the first quarter of 2002, totaling 1,811,681 subscribers. Gross additions increased 57% year-over-
This document is a telephone bill for Aman Bikram Shah for the period of August 1-31, 2012. The bill shows that Mr. Shah made 264 chargeable calls between his previous and current meter readings. The total amount due by the October 1st due date is 720 rupees. If paid after the due date, a 20 rupee surcharge will be applied, bringing the total due to 740 rupees.
1) The document advertises Vivaldi Condotel, a condominium hotel development located in the center of everything that offers a worry-free investment opportunity.
2) Investors can purchase condotel units that will be fully furnished and professionally maintained by the management company, who will also handle rentals to generate monthly income for owners.
3) The development will be operated by a top hotel brand known for high occupancy rates and aggressive marketing. Investors are guaranteed rental income and timeshare use of accommodations.
4) The development offers an exit strategy clause where the operator will buy back units after 15 years, providing investors a guaranteed return on their investment.
PentaCapital is a financial services group composed of investment, finance, management, and direct investment companies. It has over 150 years of combined experience in banking, finance, and investment. PentaCapital provides investment banking services including project financing, underwriting, financial advisory, and treasury services. It has extensive experience advising and financing major infrastructure, real estate, and energy projects in the Philippines. PentaCapital is led by an experienced management team with decades of experience in banking, finance, and investment.
The document provides information about the myLX Independent Business Executive Program, including key features such as patronage incentives for sustainable income, real-time online compensation information, and information access through the website and SMS. It describes the program's sales compensation structure including direct sales incentives, team sales bonuses based on sales scores and volume, and global profit sharing based on dealership sales volume. Requirements for full eligibility in the program include maintaining a minimum monthly reload transaction amount or purchasing products with a minimum sales point value daily.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like depression and anxiety.
The document discusses the mobile market in the Philippines and approaches for prospecting. It notes that in 2010 there were 69.8 million mobile subscribers in the Philippines, representing 16% growth. More than 95% of subscribers are prepaid. The prepaid market is huge at 3 billion subscribers globally and characterized by micro transactions and long-term consumption. Prospecting approaches discussed include the P.E.A.R.L.S. method for people known to the prospector, targeting "result seekers" and "practice dummies," using an opinion style, and relying on third parties, door-to-door visits, cold calls, flyers, brochures, stickers, posters, direct mail, and online advertising
The document provides tips for developing good communication qualities when interacting with prospects. It recommends listening actively to prospects, making eye contact, smiling, dressing professionally, speaking confidently and truthfully, tailoring your message to their level of understanding, and having the goal of improving their life rather than just making a sale. The overall message is the importance of focusing on the other person, conveying sincerity and trustworthiness, and practicing communication skills.
The document discusses The Company, which was established in 2008 and acquired LoadXtreme's proprietary technology and platform for mobile micro-business. It has a proven technology for 6 years, generating P1.1 billion in revenue in less than 2 years. The Company has a scalable system to ensure stability during business growth and direct connectivity to telephone companies through special gateways. It provides an updated price list on its website and plans to offer new products in the mobile space.
The document provides information about multi-level marketing (MLM) companies. It defines MLM as a method of distributing products through independent distributors rather than traditional retail outlets. Distributors can immediately start their own business with little resources or capital. MLM is a legitimate business model as long as there is a real product and compensation is based on product sales rather than recruitment alone. The document uses an example to illustrate how income can grow exponentially through MLM by recruiting others and earning commissions on their sales.
You need to train your downlines to succeed in MLM as leveraging their efforts magnifies your own. Teaching your downlines 1% of ideas from many people is better than relying solely on your own knowledge. How well your downlines perform reflects on you, so focus on developing their skills in recruiting, knowledge, communication and positivity.
1) It is important to always be presenting your MLM business opportunity through your appearance, demeanor, and communication with others. People will judge you and be more receptive based on first impressions.
2) To learn how to effectively present the opportunity, you must attend trainings to gain knowledge about the company, watch presentations multiple times to understand techniques, and practice presenting to gain experience handling objections.
3) Through dedicated practice and believing in the opportunity yourself, you can become comfortable presenting and sharing the business with others. Maintain an open mindset to keep improving your skills at presentations.
This document provides an overview of multi-level marketing (MLM) training. It defines MLM as a method of distributing products through independent distributors rather than traditional retail outlets. Distributors can immediately start their own business with little resources or capital and earn compensation from their own sales as well as sales from those they recruit. The document distinguishes legitimate MLM companies, which market actual products and do not pay for recruiting alone, from illegal pyramid schemes, which involve no real product and promise money solely for recruiting others. It notes MLM has been praised by entrepreneurs for its ability to help people achieve financial success.
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1. COMPUTATION SHEET
Buyer's Name : Floor Area: 24.000 sqm
TOWER & UNIT #: d- 1610 Unit Type 1 br
List Price 2,639,000.00
Less: Promo Discount 0.0% 40,000.00
Discounted Price 2,599,000.00
Add: Other Charges 5.5% 145,145.00
Add: VAT (if applicable) 12.0% 316,680.00
TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE 3,060,825.00
Equity/Downpayment 20% 612,165.00
Reservation Fee 25,000.00
Net Downpayment 587,165.00
DEFERRED DOWNPAYMENT
Payable in 24 months 0% interest 24,465.21
BALANCE 80% 2,448,660.00
Option 1 - Bank Finance
Term Factor Rate Amortization
5 yrs(11.50%) 0.0219926100 53,852.42
10 yrs(11.5%) 0.0140595400 34,427.03
15 yrs (11.5%) 0.0116819000 28,605.00
Breakdown of other charges:
Registration Fees Transfer Tax
Annotation Fees Electric & Water connection
Documentary Stamp
Issuance of Title Legal Fees
*Prices may change w/o prior notice.
*All checks are payable to SM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
Date:
CONFORME:
Buyer's Name: 0 BLO
Endorsed by: Liza Macabeo
BROKER NETWORK MANAGER
2. SPOT 10 DP DEFERRED BAL
COMPUTATION SHEET
Buyer's Name : 0 Floor Area: 24.000 sqm
TOWER & UNIT #: d- 1610 Unit Type 1 br
List Price 2,639,000.00
Less: Promo Discount 0.0% 40,000.00
LIST PRICE 2,599,000.00
Less: Standard Discounts
Spot DP Discount 1.0% 25,990.00
Deferred Cash Discount 0.0% -
Spot Cash Discount 0.0% -
DISCOUNTED PRICE 2,573,010.00
Add: Other Charges 5.5% 141,515.55
Add: VAT (if applicable) 12.0% 308,761.20
TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE 3,023,286.75
Equity/Downpayment 10% 302,328.68
Reservation Fee 25,000.00
Net Downpayment 277,328.68
REMAINING BALANCE 90% 2,720,958.08
Payable in 24 months 0% interest 113,373.25
Breakdown of other charges:
Registration Fees Transfer Tax
Annotation Fees Electric & Water connection
Documentary Stamp
Issuance of Title Legal Fees
*Prices may change w/o prior notice
*All checks payable to SM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Date:
CONFORME:
Agent:
Buyer's Name: 0
Endorsed by:
Sales Manager
*This document does not constitute nor form part of any contract and is for information purposes only.
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3. spot 30 bal deferred
COMPUTATION SHEET
Buyer's Name : 0 Floor Area: 24.000 sqm
TOWER & UNIT #: d- 1610 Unit Type 1 br
List Price 2,639,000.00
Less: Standard Discounts
Discount 3.0% 77,970.00
DISCOUNTED PRICE 2,521,030.00
Add: Other Charges 5.5% 138,656.65
Add: VAT (if applicable) 12.0% 302,523.60
TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE 2,962,210.25
Equity/Downpayment 20% 592,442.05
Reservation Fee 25,000.00
Net Downpayment 567,442.05
REMAINING BALANCE 80% 2,369,768.20
Payable in 24 months 0% interest 98,740.34
Breakdown of other charges:
Registration Fees Transfer Tax
Annotation Fees Electric & Water connection
Documentary Stamp
Issuance of Title Legal Fees
*Prices may change w/o prior notice
*All checks payable to SM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Date:
CONFORME:
Agent:
Buyer's Name: 0
Endorsed by:
Sales Manager
*This document does not constitute nor form part of any contract and is for information purposes only.
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4. COMPUTATION SHEET
Buyer's Name : 0 Floor Area: 24.000 sqm
TOWER & UNIT #: d- 1610 Unit Type 1 br
List Price 2,639,000.00
Less: Standard Discounts
Spot DP Discount 0.0% -
Deferred Cash Discount 0.0% -
Spot Cash Discount 12.0% 311,880.00
DISCOUNTED PRICE 2,287,120.00
Add: Other Charges 5.5% 125,791.60
Add: VAT (if applicable) 0.0% -
TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE 2,412,911.60
Total Contract Price 100% 2,412,911.60
Reservation Fee 25,000.00
Retention on TCP (covered by PDC)
Amount Due within 30 days 2,387,911.60
Breakdown of other charges:
Registration Fees Transfer Tax
Annotation Fees Electric & Water connection
Documentary Stamp
Issuance of Title Legal Fees
*Prices may change w/o prior notice
*All checks payable to SM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Date:
CONFORME:
Agent:
Buyer's Name: 0
Endorsed by:
Sales Manager
*This document does not constitute nor form part of any contract and is for information purposes only.