Bhekisizwe CC is a start-up company established by two sisters. It started trading on 1 July 2023 and have a year of assessment ending on 29 February 2024. The sisters make bread and crackers which are suitable for diabetics and sell them at various food markets in the Gauteng region over weekends.  They recently started selling their products in a well-known supermarket. Additional information:Total receipts for the period from turnover                                                          R540 000Capital receipts (from the sale of equipment not included in total receipts)         R28 000Taxable turnover                                                                                                   R554 000Taxable income                                                                                                     R275 300 Assume Bhekisizwe CC does not qualify as a micro business.  Which one of the following state­ments would cause it not to qualify as a small business corporation?

Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd is registered as a micro business and has compiled the following financial information for the current year of assessment:Cash sales to customers                                     R850 000Investment income                                               R15 000Proceed on sale of business vehicle                   R210 000Operating costs of business                               R320 000Repairs & maintenance business vehicle               R3 000Calculate Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd's taxable turnover for the 2024 year of assessment.

Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd is a company that specialises in the production of custom made mountain bikes. Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd is a micro business and qualifies for all of the advantages of turnover tax. The company has a year-end of 29 February 2024. When would the first interim payment of Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd be due?

Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd is a registered micro business and it has estimated that its taxable turnover for the year of assessment ending 29 February 2024 will be R551 000. Calculate the first interim payment for the 2024 year of assessment for Bhekisizwe (Pty) Ltd (due on 31 August 2023).a.R1 335b.R255c.R510d.R2 670

RJs is a NZ confectionery manufacturer based in Levin, New Zealand (NZ). RJs started in 1995 with the vision of making licorice-based confectionary “better than anything they could buy”. Now, the company makes a wide range of confectionery products, which it sells through international stockists, on Amazon.com and through a local (NZ) network of distributors, including supermarkets and convenience stores, around the country. The company also has a physical (i.e., bricks and mortar) store in Levin where products can be purchased directly from the company. However, they do not sell products through their website. Instead, the website provides information about where customers can purchase products through resellers. RJs’ website provides an email address and phone number for customers to use to communicate with the company. The website also provides links to its Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and Twitter pages and there is a sign-up page to join the RJs community to hear about “cool events, exciting news and special offerings”.Using your knowledge of distribution strategies and buyer behaviour, explain the approach RJs is using to get its products to market. As part of your discussion, assess the degree to which RJs is using a multichannel marketing approach.

RJs is a NZ confectionery manufacturer based in Levin, New Zealand (NZ). RJs started in 1995 with the vision of making licorice-based confectionary “better than anything they could buy”. Now, the company makes a wide range of confectionery products, which it sells through international stockists, on Amazon.com and through a local (NZ) network of distributors, including supermarkets and convenience stores, around the country. The company also has a physical (i.e., bricks and mortar) store in Levin where products can be purchased directly from the company. However, they do not sell products through their website. Instead, the website provides information about where customers can purchase products through resellers. RJs’ website provides an email address and phone number for customers to use to communicate with the company. The website also provides links to its Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and Twitter pages and there is a sign-up page to join the RJs community to hear about “cool events, exciting news and special offerings”. If you are a marketing expert, analyze the following question： Pricing is an important component of the marketing mix. Explain why RJs is likely to consider all four pricing approaches (i.e., demand, cost, profit, competition) when arriving at a final price. Then suggest TWO compatible pricing methods RJs is likely to use in the NZ supermarket context.