Ever heard the term “margin compression”? Put simply, margin compression occurs when the costs to make a product or deliver a service rise faster than the sales price of the product or service. Hence, putting pressure on profit margins. Causes of Margin Compression There may be many causes of margin compression… Increased competition Internal production
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Credit Account In lieu of a simple chart of accounts for selling general and administration expenses, design a numbering system with more information and structure. A consumer’s credit line is determined by the business extending the credit account. Most creditors will perform credit checks to determine if the customer is credit worthy. This will aid the creditor in determining credit limits
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Administration Expenses Definition In accounting, administration expenses are listed on the income statement as operating expenses. Administrative expenses are often included in an expense category called selling, general and administrative expenses, or SG&A. Administrative expenses include items such as administrative personnel wages, rent expenses, and utilities. The most effective ways to manage administrative expenses down
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