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    1. Overdraft Overdraft may occur when the amount of money which is withdrawn from a bank account exceeds the amount available (Overdraft, 2015). Normally it happens when an individual writes the total on the check more than the total balance in the account. The bank will cover the checks and allows the customers to deposit or place more funds into the account in order to cover the negative balance. In addition, the bank will charge an interest at the agreed rate (Overdraft, 2015) on this short-term

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    g. Overdraft According to Investopedia; an overdraft is an extension of credit from a lending institution when an account reaches zero. An overdraft allows the individual to continue withdrawing money even if the account has no funds in it or not enough to cover the withdrawal. Retrieved from http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/overdraft.asp Essentially, on overdraft facility offered through a bank permits one to write cheques as well as have the ability of withdrawing cash from their account up

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    Open best overdraft bank accounts An overdraft is a momentary facility extended with a loan provider to corporates and other clients to withdraw money from their profile more than the total amount. This service is provided by the lender for a cost and interest is priced on the surplus amount that is withdrawn for the distance of that time period. It's important to know advantages and negatives of the lender overdraft facility to be able to make use of it effectively. Always apply for bank account

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    Defining a Business My business “Pappa Tommy“ is a bar and restaurant. I have chosen this name because I want the customers to have a warm atmosphere when they enter my business and that they know Tommy will cook great food for them. The main products that my business will provide are noodles, rice, seafood, chicken and drinks because it is both a bar and restaurant. This business will categorise under the service business because we offer services such as cooking and table service. A service business

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    the borrower has to pay interest on the whole amount of loan irrespective of the amount of loan actually drawn. Usually loans are granted against security of assets. Bank loans are usually granted by way of loans such as cash credit, credit card, overdraft and discounted bills and more. •

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    GOVAN’S CATERING SUPPLIES 1. Comment on the performance of the company. 2. Why has this profitable company had to borrow so much money from the bank? 3. What overdraft would Govan expect to have if he continues with “business as usual”? 4. Should Govan take advantage of the 2½% settlement terms offered by his suppliers? Explain. 5. As Govan's financial adviser, would you encourage him to go ahead or reconsider his anticipated expansion and his plans for its financing

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    capital facilities is an overdraft. This product is most suitable for short term borrowings, it enables a company to overdraw their current account up to an agreed credit limit. An overdraft is primarily utilised for the day to day expenditure of a business. It is a flexible form of finance. The facility should be operated in such a way that the account shows good fluctuations in the balance & there is a satisfactory swing in credit during the life of the overdraft. All overdrafts are the subject of

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    a) S38-2 of the GST act covers the area of food. It states that a supply of food is GST-free. It is also worth noting that the food was purchased for a creditable purpose, which was to give customers something to eat whilst waiting for their appointment and also that it is “free of charge” meaning that he isn’t trying to earn revenue through selling these goods. Although both Sergio and the receptionist eat from food designated for customers it is still considered GST free as when they originally

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    To begin, banks are a place to deposit money. Most people think of banks like a safe storage locker. If a person deposits their paycheck into a bank they have the guarantee of their money being there next time they check their account, that is if they choose to not spend it. Without banks, consumers would be forced to hide their money in their homes and under mattresses. That is just impractical and poses many major risks. Banks are a much safer alternative. Banks also offer interest rates. Interest

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    invests money into the business, loans from a bank or people you know, debentures which are loans made to the company, a mortgage, hire purchase, leasing or grants. However these are long term external sources, some short term ones could include an overdraft facility, trade credits or factoring. Internal sources of finance Retained profit The percentage of the earnings made and kept by the company which can be used to pay any debts or be reinvested in the business, however it’s

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