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Our policies have been recently redesigned and refreshed so you can better understand your rights and agreements
Financial reports, updates, and further information will be posted here periodically.
Digital Receipts and Loyalty Rewards
Coming Soon
To improve accounting efficiency, we may sometime begin to log all transactions with digital receipts instead of text logs.
You can get one with every purchase, detailing location, exact value and parts, and breaking down the monetary values of your transaction.
A coupon or promotion may be attached at the bottom of your receipt for you to use in a future transaction.
This system may change or have more added to it unexpectedly before it is fully implemented.
A preliminary, prototype version of a WKE Digital Receipt.
It may look like this in the future. A receipt can be received upon request with each transaction once implemented.
Financial Reports will not release immediately upon the end of an Operating Week.
Financial Report for Operating Week 1
(March 4-8)
Fun Facts
The most popular airport to trade at was Clarence International Airport.
Demand was reasonably balanced between fighter jets and high demand items such as SR-71 and An-225 parts.
F-35A kits sold the most during this week, signalling interest in it despite not being quite as valuable or sought after as other fighter jets.
Gross Revenue:
362,612 WP
310 Money
Rebates and Promotions:
26,100 WP
10,000 Money
Net Expenses:
151,000 WP
10,000 Money
Balance Sheet:
+211,612 WP
-9,690 Money
Minigame prizes are considered "zero value" as they are items
usually not reasonably expected to be sold at fair market value, and are not considered an expense.
Time is not considered an explicit expense.
Financial Report for Operating Week 2
(March 9-15)
Fun Facts
The most popular airport to trade at remains Clarence International Airport.
Demand this week soared over the last week, with the Shin Meiwa GS leading in sales. SR-71 parts remained high in demand, with fighter jets such as the F-22 remaining in consumer interest.
The Shin Meiwa GS sold the most during this week, marking interest in big ticket items offered by the West Kyushu Exchange.
Gross Revenue:
2,387,500 WP
201 Money
Rebates and Promotions:
40,000 WP
19,000 Money
Net Expenses:
1,180,000 WP
19,000 Money
Balance Sheet:
+1,207,500 WP
-19,000 Money
Minigame prizes are considered "zero value" as they are items
usually not reasonably expected to be sold at fair market value, and are not considered an expense.
Time is not considered an explicit expense.
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