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Over the last three years, its average annual return was 19.1%.
The law requires employers to monitor the religious composition of their work forces, and to submit annual returns on it to the Fair Employment Commission.
You can fill in a VAT return every quarter or you can opt to complete an annual return.
For example, consider an investor that purchases a stock on January 1, 2000, for $20. The investor then sells it on January 1, 2005, for $35 – a $15 profit. The investor also received a total of $2 in dividends over the five-year holding period. In this example, the investor’s total return over five years would be $17, or (17/20) 85% of the initial investment. The annual return required to achieve 85% over five years follows the formula for the compound annual growth rate (CAGR):