The phrase "also transacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional action or function that involves conducting business or exchanges.
Example: "In addition to providing consulting services, the firm also transacts in real estate investments."
Alternatives: "also engages in" or "also conducts".
But no ground is suggested, nor can we conceive of any, sustaining this exemption which does not apply with equal or greater force as a ground for exempting from taxation the income of Virginia corporations derived from sources without the state where they also transact income-producing business within the state.
So you also transact by trading?
Adding the ability to also transact with a barcode scan seems to follow.
"We're an info service, but we're also transacting a service and either allowing consumers to purchase direct or referring customers to XYZ retailer," he says.
EMarketer reckons two thirds of US display advertising is also transacted programmatically, rising to 72% or $27.47bn in 2017.
Thorsten Heins had previously suggested that such a service was on the way when he suggested that BBM is a "very strong platform not just for communication," but potentially also for "transacting money" during a visit to Jakarta back in October.
"We have customers on our banking platform transacting day in and day out, and we also have them transacting on our internet and mobile platforms, which are another data set, and the call center uses still another data set.
They were also more loyal, transacting 33% more during that same time period than single-channel customers.
Although the size of the components seen in Figure 4 differs significantly, two show a pattern of second-order relationships, that is, the companies with which they transacted also made deals and alliances with other companies.
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