This document contains sales data for various cleaning products sold between April 1-8, including the product name, price per unit, number of units sold, sale date, partial and total sales amounts with taxes, discounts, and net sales. The total net sales for all products was $60,016.43. A chart shows the number of units sold of each product, with the highest being 789 units of soap.
This document is a sales report from April 1-8 that shows the product code, name, price per unit, number of units sold each day, daily and total sales amounts including taxes. The total sales for the period were $66,684.92 with $6,668.49 in discounts, resulting in net sales of $60,016.43.
This document summarizes the salary increases for 10 employees of Hotel Escuela La Casa Lojana. It shows each employee's original salary, a 30% increase amount, and new salary. Narcisa de Jesús Zapatero Murillo had the highest original and new salary at $2,800 and $3,640, respectively. Carlos Efraín Altamirano Rojas had the lowest original and new salary at $555.26 and $721.84, respectively. In total, the original salaries were $8,901.75 and increased salaries were $11,572.28, a 30% increase amount of $2,670.53.
The document summarizes trends in alpaca auction prices based on an analysis of price data from 2000 to 2009. Some key findings are:
- Median and average female huacaya prices peaked from 2003 to 2007 in the $20,000-$30,000 range but have since declined to the $10,000-$20,000 range.
- Looking just at the longest running sales shows trends more clearly by minimizing animal quality variability between auctions.
- The dominant price tier shifted from $10,000-$20,000 from 2000 to 2002, to $20,000-$30,000 from 2003 to 2007, and back to $10,000-$20,000 from 2008 to 2009.
The sales meeting reviewed key metrics for May in Idaho, including new activations, upgrades, total boxes sold, accessory sales, customer satisfaction scores, and top performing sales representatives. Charts showed new activations, upgrades, and total boxes increased month-over-month in May while accessory sales fluctuated. The document concluded by listing the top 5 sales representatives by total gross profit for May.
The document calculates the 30% salary increase for employees of Hotel Escuela La Casa Lojana for the first semester of 2010. It lists 10 employees with their original salary, city, and new salary amount after a 30% increase. The employee with the highest original salary was Narcisa de Jesús Zapatero Murillo from Loja making $2,800. The employee with the lowest original salary was Gloria Altamirano Rojas from Loja making $295.35. In total, the original salaries of all employees amounted to $8,901.75 while their new salaries with a 30% increase totaled $11,572.28.
The document shows sales data for Liquid Ball products sold through various retailers from January to December 2009. It provides the number of pieces and total sales for each retailer by quarter. Total sales for the year ranged from $450 to $1,350 across retailers, with Sanborns achieving the highest sales and Waldos the lowest. On average, Walmart sold the most pieces per quarter at 99 while Costco sold the fewest at 71.
This document appears to be a sales report from an athletic apparel company listing individual employee sales, totals for various categories, and comparisons to previous months and years. It includes tables with employee names and IDs, sales amounts, commissions, and amounts for various categories like clothing, accessories, and activities. Overall sales for the month were $70,424.62 with sales representatives accounting for $69,158.62 of that total. Sales and other categories were up compared to the previous January in most cases.
The document contains information about the inventory and prices for various departments - sports, clothing, electronics, cleaning supplies, and fruit - of a store called Daniel's World. It lists the quantities, descriptions, purchase prices and sale prices of each item. It also includes information about employees such as names, ages, positions, salaries and work days. The document shows total sales were $52,745.
This document is a sales report from April 1-8 that shows the product code, name, price per unit, number of units sold each day, daily and total sales amounts including taxes. The total sales for the period were $66,684.92 with $6,668.49 in discounts, resulting in net sales of $60,016.43.
This document summarizes the salary increases for 10 employees of Hotel Escuela La Casa Lojana. It shows each employee's original salary, a 30% increase amount, and new salary. Narcisa de Jesús Zapatero Murillo had the highest original and new salary at $2,800 and $3,640, respectively. Carlos Efraín Altamirano Rojas had the lowest original and new salary at $555.26 and $721.84, respectively. In total, the original salaries were $8,901.75 and increased salaries were $11,572.28, a 30% increase amount of $2,670.53.
The document summarizes trends in alpaca auction prices based on an analysis of price data from 2000 to 2009. Some key findings are:
- Median and average female huacaya prices peaked from 2003 to 2007 in the $20,000-$30,000 range but have since declined to the $10,000-$20,000 range.
- Looking just at the longest running sales shows trends more clearly by minimizing animal quality variability between auctions.
- The dominant price tier shifted from $10,000-$20,000 from 2000 to 2002, to $20,000-$30,000 from 2003 to 2007, and back to $10,000-$20,000 from 2008 to 2009.
The sales meeting reviewed key metrics for May in Idaho, including new activations, upgrades, total boxes sold, accessory sales, customer satisfaction scores, and top performing sales representatives. Charts showed new activations, upgrades, and total boxes increased month-over-month in May while accessory sales fluctuated. The document concluded by listing the top 5 sales representatives by total gross profit for May.
The document calculates the 30% salary increase for employees of Hotel Escuela La Casa Lojana for the first semester of 2010. It lists 10 employees with their original salary, city, and new salary amount after a 30% increase. The employee with the highest original salary was Narcisa de Jesús Zapatero Murillo from Loja making $2,800. The employee with the lowest original salary was Gloria Altamirano Rojas from Loja making $295.35. In total, the original salaries of all employees amounted to $8,901.75 while their new salaries with a 30% increase totaled $11,572.28.
The document shows sales data for Liquid Ball products sold through various retailers from January to December 2009. It provides the number of pieces and total sales for each retailer by quarter. Total sales for the year ranged from $450 to $1,350 across retailers, with Sanborns achieving the highest sales and Waldos the lowest. On average, Walmart sold the most pieces per quarter at 99 while Costco sold the fewest at 71.
This document appears to be a sales report from an athletic apparel company listing individual employee sales, totals for various categories, and comparisons to previous months and years. It includes tables with employee names and IDs, sales amounts, commissions, and amounts for various categories like clothing, accessories, and activities. Overall sales for the month were $70,424.62 with sales representatives accounting for $69,158.62 of that total. Sales and other categories were up compared to the previous January in most cases.
The document contains information about the inventory and prices for various departments - sports, clothing, electronics, cleaning supplies, and fruit - of a store called Daniel's World. It lists the quantities, descriptions, purchase prices and sale prices of each item. It also includes information about employees such as names, ages, positions, salaries and work days. The document shows total sales were $52,745.
The document shows sales data for various articles sold between June 15-27, 2009 including the article name, price per unit, quantity sold, date of sale, partial sales, VAT, discounts, net sales, and amount to collect. It provides a daily breakdown of sales for 13 different articles with associated financial details.
The document shows monthly expenses for various categories like phone, electricity, gas, etc. for several months. It then calculates total expenses, increases/decreases compared to previous months and percentages. The largest expenses were for mortgage (hipoteca) and food (alimentacion). Mortgage was consistently the highest month to month, while other categories varied more in their expenses.
The document shows monthly expenses for various categories like phone, electricity, gas, etc. for the months of January to April. It then compares the total expenses for the first 3 months to the expenses in May. It also calculates the increase or decrease in each category from March to May and the percentage change. The largest decreases were seen in housing (hipoteca) and food (alimentacion) expenses.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fourth bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families, students, and elderly adults assisted, as well as the amounts provided for food, education, utilities, home improvements, and food compensation in each municipality. The total amount of assistance provided across the state for the period was over 341 million pesos, helping over 226,000 families and 247,000 students.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It lists the number of families and students receiving assistance in each municipality, as well as the amounts provided for food, education, utilities, home improvements, and food compensation. The totals at the bottom indicate that across the state, over 226,000 families received over $343 million in assistance.
This document provides a summary of support provided to beneficiary families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2010 broken down by municipality. It includes the number of families receiving support, students receiving scholarships, adults receiving various types of support (food assistance, education support, childcare, etc.), and the total monetary value of support provided in each municipality and for the entire state of Guanajuato. The top-level totals show over 241,000 families and 259,000 students received support totaling over 345 million Mexican pesos across the state in the second bimester of 2010.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and beneficiaries receiving different types of support such as scholarships, food assistance, education funding, childcare, utilities and more. The total amount of assistance provided across all municipalities for this period was over $397 million Mexican pesos.
This document summarizes the smoking habits and costs of 10 individuals. It details the number of cigarettes smoked per day and per month, as well as the costs. Total annual cigarette consumption for the group is 50400 cigarettes, costing a total of $88,200 per year. Two graphs are included, one showing annual cigarette consumption by person and another depicting annual costs by person.
This document provides data on government support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the first bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of beneficiary families and students, as well as the amounts provided for concepts like food, education, childcare, utilities and more. The totals for each municipality and the overall state total are presented at the end.
The document shows monthly expenses for various utility bills and other costs from January to July. It includes expenses for fixed and mobile phone bills, electricity, water, community fees, food, mortgage, and gas. The largest expenses were the mortgage and electricity. Overall expenses increased each month with the total increase from January to July being €43.02, a 100% increase.
The document shows monthly expenses for various utility and living costs over several months. The largest expenses were the mortgage (hipoteca) and food (alimentacion), ranging from €580-€1,160 and €100-€202 per month respectively. Total monthly costs ranged from €878-€1,763. The largest cost increases from January to March were for the mortgage, mobile phone, and electricity. Overall spending was categorized as "too high" each month.
The document provides data on government assistance provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fifth bimester of 2009, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and students receiving assistance, amounts provided for food, education, utilities, and other categories, and totals for each municipality. The totals at the bottom indicate over 222,000 families received over 184 million Mexican pesos in assistance across categories like food, education, utilities, and others.
This document provides a summary of support provided to beneficiary families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fifth bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It includes the number of families and beneficiaries receiving support for child education grants, food assistance for adults and children, education, childcare, energy assistance, family economic support and total support amounts provided to each municipality. The top municipalities receiving support were Irapuato, León, Dolores Hidalgo, and Celaya. In total, over 250,000 families in Guanajuato received almost 250 million pesos in assistance in the fifth bimester of 2011.
This document is the payroll for Super Farmacia Salgado for the month of May 2010. It lists 10 employees, their employee number, daily wage, number of days worked, monthly salary, transportation allowance, food allowance, rent assistance, medical insurance, total earnings, ISPT tax of 2%, savings fund of 1%, and total to be paid. The total monthly salary for all employees is 194,132 pesos. Payments will be made between June 1-10, 2010.
This document provides a summary of economic support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families receiving support, beneficiaries of various programs providing food, education, living assistance and more. The total economic support provided to families across the state for the period was 392,260,005 Mexican pesos.
This document provides data on government assistance provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fourth bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It lists the number of beneficiary families, students receiving scholarships, adults and elderly receiving assistance, and amounts distributed for programs related to food, education, childcare, utilities and other services for each of the 46 municipalities in the state. The total amount of assistance distributed in Guanajuato for the period was $380,622,117 Mexican pesos.
This document calculates the consumption and cost of cigarettes per day, month, and year for 10 individuals. It provides the name, age, number of cigarettes smoked per day, number of packs per day, daily cost, cigarettes per month, packs per month, monthly cost, cigarettes per year, packs per year, and annual cost for each person. Two graphs are included, one showing annual cigarette consumption by person and one showing annual cost by person. The highest annual consumption was 9,000 cigarettes and the highest annual cost was $18,900.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and students receiving assistance, amounts provided for food, education, utilities and other categories, and totals for each municipality and the overall state total. Over 227,000 families in Guanajuato received over 320 million pesos in total assistance across various programs for things like food, education, utilities and compensation during this time period.
The document shows monthly expenses for various household items and utilities over several months. It includes expenses for phone (fixed and mobile), electricity, water, community fees, food, mortgage, and gas. The total expenses are shown to increase each month with the highest recorded in March. The document also includes charts showing the expense trends over time and commentary indicating most expenses saw "much spending".
This document calculates the consumption and cost of cigarettes per day, month, and year for 10 individuals. It provides the number of cigarettes smoked per day, number of packs per day, daily cost, monthly consumption in cigarettes and packs, monthly cost, annual consumption in cigarettes and packs, and annual cost for each person. Two graphs are included, one showing annual cigarette consumption by person and one showing annual cost by person.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
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The document shows sales data for various articles sold between June 15-27, 2009 including the article name, price per unit, quantity sold, date of sale, partial sales, VAT, discounts, net sales, and amount to collect. It provides a daily breakdown of sales for 13 different articles with associated financial details.
The document shows monthly expenses for various categories like phone, electricity, gas, etc. for several months. It then calculates total expenses, increases/decreases compared to previous months and percentages. The largest expenses were for mortgage (hipoteca) and food (alimentacion). Mortgage was consistently the highest month to month, while other categories varied more in their expenses.
The document shows monthly expenses for various categories like phone, electricity, gas, etc. for the months of January to April. It then compares the total expenses for the first 3 months to the expenses in May. It also calculates the increase or decrease in each category from March to May and the percentage change. The largest decreases were seen in housing (hipoteca) and food (alimentacion) expenses.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fourth bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families, students, and elderly adults assisted, as well as the amounts provided for food, education, utilities, home improvements, and food compensation in each municipality. The total amount of assistance provided across the state for the period was over 341 million pesos, helping over 226,000 families and 247,000 students.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It lists the number of families and students receiving assistance in each municipality, as well as the amounts provided for food, education, utilities, home improvements, and food compensation. The totals at the bottom indicate that across the state, over 226,000 families received over $343 million in assistance.
This document provides a summary of support provided to beneficiary families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2010 broken down by municipality. It includes the number of families receiving support, students receiving scholarships, adults receiving various types of support (food assistance, education support, childcare, etc.), and the total monetary value of support provided in each municipality and for the entire state of Guanajuato. The top-level totals show over 241,000 families and 259,000 students received support totaling over 345 million Mexican pesos across the state in the second bimester of 2010.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and beneficiaries receiving different types of support such as scholarships, food assistance, education funding, childcare, utilities and more. The total amount of assistance provided across all municipalities for this period was over $397 million Mexican pesos.
This document summarizes the smoking habits and costs of 10 individuals. It details the number of cigarettes smoked per day and per month, as well as the costs. Total annual cigarette consumption for the group is 50400 cigarettes, costing a total of $88,200 per year. Two graphs are included, one showing annual cigarette consumption by person and another depicting annual costs by person.
This document provides data on government support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the first bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of beneficiary families and students, as well as the amounts provided for concepts like food, education, childcare, utilities and more. The totals for each municipality and the overall state total are presented at the end.
The document shows monthly expenses for various utility bills and other costs from January to July. It includes expenses for fixed and mobile phone bills, electricity, water, community fees, food, mortgage, and gas. The largest expenses were the mortgage and electricity. Overall expenses increased each month with the total increase from January to July being €43.02, a 100% increase.
The document shows monthly expenses for various utility and living costs over several months. The largest expenses were the mortgage (hipoteca) and food (alimentacion), ranging from €580-€1,160 and €100-€202 per month respectively. Total monthly costs ranged from €878-€1,763. The largest cost increases from January to March were for the mortgage, mobile phone, and electricity. Overall spending was categorized as "too high" each month.
The document provides data on government assistance provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fifth bimester of 2009, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and students receiving assistance, amounts provided for food, education, utilities, and other categories, and totals for each municipality. The totals at the bottom indicate over 222,000 families received over 184 million Mexican pesos in assistance across categories like food, education, utilities, and others.
This document provides a summary of support provided to beneficiary families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fifth bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It includes the number of families and beneficiaries receiving support for child education grants, food assistance for adults and children, education, childcare, energy assistance, family economic support and total support amounts provided to each municipality. The top municipalities receiving support were Irapuato, León, Dolores Hidalgo, and Celaya. In total, over 250,000 families in Guanajuato received almost 250 million pesos in assistance in the fifth bimester of 2011.
This document is the payroll for Super Farmacia Salgado for the month of May 2010. It lists 10 employees, their employee number, daily wage, number of days worked, monthly salary, transportation allowance, food allowance, rent assistance, medical insurance, total earnings, ISPT tax of 2%, savings fund of 1%, and total to be paid. The total monthly salary for all employees is 194,132 pesos. Payments will be made between June 1-10, 2010.
This document provides a summary of economic support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families receiving support, beneficiaries of various programs providing food, education, living assistance and more. The total economic support provided to families across the state for the period was 392,260,005 Mexican pesos.
This document provides data on government assistance provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fourth bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It lists the number of beneficiary families, students receiving scholarships, adults and elderly receiving assistance, and amounts distributed for programs related to food, education, childcare, utilities and other services for each of the 46 municipalities in the state. The total amount of assistance distributed in Guanajuato for the period was $380,622,117 Mexican pesos.
This document calculates the consumption and cost of cigarettes per day, month, and year for 10 individuals. It provides the name, age, number of cigarettes smoked per day, number of packs per day, daily cost, cigarettes per month, packs per month, monthly cost, cigarettes per year, packs per year, and annual cost for each person. Two graphs are included, one showing annual cigarette consumption by person and one showing annual cost by person. The highest annual consumption was 9,000 cigarettes and the highest annual cost was $18,900.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and students receiving assistance, amounts provided for food, education, utilities and other categories, and totals for each municipality and the overall state total. Over 227,000 families in Guanajuato received over 320 million pesos in total assistance across various programs for things like food, education, utilities and compensation during this time period.
The document shows monthly expenses for various household items and utilities over several months. It includes expenses for phone (fixed and mobile), electricity, water, community fees, food, mortgage, and gas. The total expenses are shown to increase each month with the highest recorded in March. The document also includes charts showing the expense trends over time and commentary indicating most expenses saw "much spending".
This document calculates the consumption and cost of cigarettes per day, month, and year for 10 individuals. It provides the number of cigarettes smoked per day, number of packs per day, daily cost, monthly consumption in cigarettes and packs, monthly cost, annual consumption in cigarettes and packs, and annual cost for each person. Two graphs are included, one showing annual cigarette consumption by person and one showing annual cost by person.
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A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
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Trabajo final parcial iii
1. UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE GUERRERO
UNIDAD ACADEMICA PREPARATORIA NUMERO 32
MATERIA: TALLER DE COMPUTACIÓN II
TRABAJO FINAL
REALIZÓ: LIZZETH CALDERON LÓPEZ
GRUPO: 606 TURNO: VESPERTINO
PROFA: ELVIA GARDUÑO TELIZ
IGUALA, GUERRERO. 05 DE JUNIO DE 2010
2. CLAVE
DEL PRECIO DESCUEN
ARTIC POR ARTÍCULOS VENTAS TOS VENTAS A
ULO ARTICULO TUBO VENTIDOS FECHA DE VENTA PARCIALES I.V.A VETAS NETAS COBRAR
10 LINO $150.00 120 Monday, June 15, 2009 $18,000.00 $2,700.00 20700 414 20286.00
20 SEDA $550.00 100 Tuesday, June 16, 2009 $55,000.00 $8,250.00 63250 1265 61985.00
30 ALGODÓN $380.00 200 Wednesday, June 17, 2009 $76,000.00 $11,400.00 87400 1748 85652.00
40 CHIFÓN $120.00 100 Thursday, June 18, 2009 $12,000.00 $1,800.00 13800 276 13524.00
50 POLIESTER $190.00 50 Friday, June 19, 2009 $9,500.00 $1,425.00 10925 218.5 10706.50
60 NAYLON $160.00 40 Saturday, June 20, 2009 $6,400.00 $960.00 7360 73.6 7286.40
70 POPELINA $295.00 45 Sunday, June 21, 2009 $13,275.00 $1,991.25 15266.25 305.325 14960.93
80 GABARDINA $45.00 56 Monday, June 22, 2009 $2,520.00 $378.00 2898 28.98 2869.02
90 LANA $60.00 89 Tuesday, June 23, 2009 $5,340.00 $801.00 6141 61.41 6079.59
100 ESCOCESA $30.00 23 Wednesday, June 24, 2009 $690.00 $103.50 793.5 7.935 785.57
110 MEZCLILLA $70.00 145 Thursday, June 25, 2009 $10,150.00 $1,522.50 11672.5 233.45 11439.05
120 FRANELA $80.00 25 Friday, June 26, 2009 $2,000.00 $300.00 2300 23 2277.00
130 ELASTANO $165.00 63 Saturday, June 27, 2009 $10,395.00 $1,559.25 11954.25 239.085 11715.17
ELASTANO 11715.17
FRANELA 2277.00
MEZCLILLA 11439.05
ESCOCESA 785.57
LANA 6079.59
GABARDINA 2869.02
POPELINA 14960.93
NAYLON 7286.40 Series1
POLIESTER 10706.50
CHIFÓN 13524.00
ALGODÓN 85652.00
SEDA 61985.00
LINO 20286.00
0.00 20000.00 40000.00 60000.00 80000.00 100000.00
3. COLEGIO "EL SABER"
REPORTE DE PAGO DE COLEGIATURAS
PAG
SUBTOTAL A O DESCUENTO TOTAL A
DESCRIPCION NIVEL IMPORTE IVA PARCIAL DESCUENTO
PAGAR PUN ADICIONAL PAGAR
NUMERO
TUAL
MATRICULA
14586 JUAN BASICO $300.00 $45.00 $345.00 $10.00 $335.00 SI $10.00 $325.00
14589 PEDRO INTERMEDIO $450.00 $67.50 $517.50 $25.00 $492.50 NO $0.00 $492.50
14592 MARIA AVANZADO $600.00 $90.00 $690.00 $35.00 $655.00 NO $0.00 $655.00
14595 ANTONIO BASICO $300.00 $45.00 $345.00 $10.00 $335.00 SI $10.00 $325.00
14598 ROQUE BASICO $300.00 $45.00 $345.00 $10.00 $335.00 SI $10.00 $325.00
14601 ELISA INTERMEDIO $450.00 $67.50 $517.50 $25.00 $492.50 NO $0.00 $492.50
14604 MARTHA AVANZADO $600.00 $90.00 $690.00 $35.00 $655.00 SI $10.00 $645.00
14607 FABIOLA BASICO $300.00 $45.00 $345.00 $10.00 $335.00 NO $0.00 $335.00
14610 PEDRO BASICO $300.00 $45.00 $345.00 $10.00 $335.00 SI $10.00 $325.00
14613 ALVARO AVANZADO $600.00 $90.00 $690.00 $35.00 $655.00 SI $10.00 $645.00
TOTALES $630.00 $4,830.00 $4,625.00 $4,565.00
JUAN, 325
PEDRO, 492.5
ALVARO, 645
PEDRO, 325
FABIOLA, 335 MARIA, 655
MARTHA, 645
ANTONIO, 325
ROQUE, 325
ELISA, 492.5