bud
Joined: 09 Mar 2003 Posts: 2111 Location: New Jersey, US
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Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2004 9:54 am Post subject: |
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Hi Hanygeorge38,
"Break down a dollar amount" has a meaning, but not with "to its lowest option" added onto it. It might make sense within a context, though, if you are able to provide it.
"Break down a dollar amount" - "A dollar amount" is a total (or subtotal) price. "To break down" an amount means to list the amount's components. If my accountant sends me a bill that says $500, I would ask her to break it down and resubmit the bill to me. I would want to see not only $500, but also something like this:
2003 tax return (3 hrs.) $300
2004 tax planning (1 hr.) 100
Filing Fee 25
Phone consultation (.75 hrs.) 75
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Total Due $500
Hope that helps, but give us the context if you can. |
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