Sales Tax

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As of 2012 it is 6.25 percent, due within 10 days for residents and 20 days for anyone registering it outside of the state.

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With the exception of Urban Enterprise Zones the statewide sales tax in New Jersey is 7 percent, In municipalities which have been designated as a UEZ such as Orange, Elizabeth, Jersey City etc... the sales tax is 3.5 percent.

No, Delaware is a no-sales taxation state. Their budget is funded well enough by businesses which incorporate and pay incorporation fees and taxes to the state that a Sales Tax is not considered necessary.

The sales tax for Pima, Arizona is 9.1%

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In most all states yes. The tax is paid to the Motor Vehicle dept as you title, register and pay fee's.

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Alabama is one of only a handful of states that imposes its sales and use taxes on churches. Ironically, it does exempt them from income and ad valorem property taxes, but no express exemption exists from sales and use taxes.

We can argue about whether it is proper to impose sales and use taxes on such charitable organizations, many of which are serving to relieve some of the burdens of state and local governments to provide services to those less fortunate. Argument can be made that all Alabama churches should be exempt, as are churches in most states, from state and local sales and use taxes. A few brave souls would argue that churches should not be exempt from tax at all. Regardless of your position, Alabama made the choice long ago not to provide such a general exemption from sales and use taxes for Alabama churches.

There is, however, at least one option by which Alabama churches can obtain exemption from state and local sales and use taxes. Alabama churches have the option of forming a united appeal fund, which can not only bolster the church's benevolent work, but also allow the church to become exempt from all Alabama taxes, including sales and use taxes. This can result in a substantial savings to the overall annual budget of the church (almost immediately if a building or renovation project is to be undertaken soon or other large dollar purchase is about to take place), especially when you consider that combined sales and use tax rates are at or above 10% in some jurisdictions in Alabama.

Two separate Alabama Department of Revenue Administrative Law Division cases have upheld the use of a united appeal fund structure in this manner previously and many churches across Alabama have chosen to establish united appeal funds to benefit their churches and charities with whom they have a relationship.

While united appeal funds are not for every church, until all Alabama churches obtain tax exemption outright, at least some churches do have an option to obtain exemption under Alabama law.

Posted by Blake A. Madison at 4:45 PM

I am NOT sure what your question is.I guess it varies from state to state; sales taxes are imposed only on taxable transfers of property or services. The tax is computed as the tax rate times the taxable transaction value. Rates vary by state, and by locality within a state.

100 x 7 % = 7.00

The cost of equipment includes the purchase price plus any sales tax (less any discounts received from the seller), transportation costs paid by the buyer to transport the asset to the location in which it will be used, expenditures for installation, testing, legal fees to establish title, and any other costs of bringing the asset to its condition and location for use. To the extent that these costs can be identified and measured, they should be included in the asset's initial valuation rather than expensed currently.

7%

$1.08

1.00*0.08 (8%) = 0.08

1.00+0.08=1.08

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• Find out the sales tax in your area. The Federal Tax Administration has the sales tax for every city and state on file. Visit their website for your sales tax.

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  To compute sales tax, it is helpful to have a calculator. If you do not have a calculator, most cell phones come equipped with them.

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  Remember, sales tax is computed as a percentage. For example, a 6.25% sales tax means you are paying 6.25 cents in tax for every dollar you spend.

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  Take the retail price of the item, or items, you are about to purchase and multiply it by one and the sales tax percentage. For instance, if an item costs 49.99 and your local sales tax was 6.25%, you would multiply 49.99 by 1.0625. Adding the one to the beginning of the percentage adds the sales tax onto the price automatically.

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  Be sure you know the sales tax in your city, not just the state's sales tax. The city you live in no doubt has a higher tax rate than the state.

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  For multiple items, simply add up the prices and multiply the subtotal by the one and the sales tax.

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$6.25

The total tax is $2.64 and the total price with tax is $35.61.

Not both taxes just one

Not really a sales tax. But you will pay property taxes to the city, county and some states every year.

At the time of this post it was 9.5%. 'Sources and related links' below has the current rate.

7.5 %

No, anyone shopping in Vineland pays 3.5%.