Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
how r trade, commerce n business different frm each othr?
- 8 Answers
- 27815 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / venkat
Trade part of commerece, commmerce is part of business
scope of trade is narrow, commerece is better than trade
then business is best improvement than commerce
In generally non commerce pupils are used similar
meanining but there is differce when we stuy the scope of
these three we have the clear idea
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 5 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What columns are there in a funds flow statement?
Regarding export, We have Excisable goods for Export, issuing Form ARE1 (Annexure-1), If we'll pay Excise Duty with adjustment from our accumulated of cenvat and "Claim for rebate of Duty paid on goods exported."/ CE Rule 18 Which type shipping bill should be file for "Claim for rebate of Duty paid on goods exported. .......Plz advise now can we also get DBK all industry rate? Motive: To reduce the accumulation of heavy cenvat To claim the refund of duty drawback, duty paid on raw material components, parts, packing material & others applicable inputs under Section 4A of valuation act. FYIP, We are registered with deptt. of excise and availing the cenvat on all inputs. Availing facility of CENVAT credit under CENVAT credit rules, 2002
Who are the bharat ratna awardees, 2014?
Do you have any idea about Employees Pension Scheme?
What Is (apr) Annual Percentage Rate?
What do you mean by 'non-plan expenditure'?
When and where this bank originated?
What are your technical certifications?
Iam an MBA student.I need guidance to prepare for AMAZON COMPANY. can u post papers to ammuprathyu@ymail.com
What is CBS (Core Banking Solution)?
Is it possible to restrict the premium payment for a lesser number of years than the duration of the policy?
what are the suitability of the position
What are the assets and liabilities of a bank?
Tell us something about adb? Who are its members?
What is the term given to people who trade in derivatives?
