Sales Tax

It depends on the transaction and could be taxable in one situation and tax free in another. Please elaborate on your question as much as possible so that I can answer. For example; I purchased a sign from an individual that installed it on a 10 foot pole secured to the ground with cement. The property it was installed on is a retail outlet I rent space in.

In the state of Georgia, the hotel tax rate is 8%. However, this is does not include the hospitality or resort rate at many hotels, motels, and resorts.

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

$17.99 x 1.0925 = $19.65

Utah cities and counties apply their own rates. See 'Sources and related links' below for the current rate by city.

10%

$10.80

LBW is an abbreviation used in the restaurant industry. It stands for Liquor, Beverage, and Wine. The tax is what you pay on the beverages.

Idealistically, congress is sopupse to tax us and put all the tax money into a high interest bearing account. Then, they are sopupse to skim off the interest and give us back 100% of what we pay into the system annually, however, this system has never worked that way. So, instead, they set an amount of money (x) to represent how much you have to pay in taxes per dollars you earn. So, now you only get money back if you over pay. And again, they are only sopupse to spend exactly what they take in, and nothing more..However, congress gets a little greedy, and goes a little nuts with the check book, and writes checks they cannot honor-so we have to borrow money from other sources (i.e. Social Security, China, ect.,.) thus causing the national debt. Printing more of our own money to pay for this debt would not only devalue our dollar but cause inflation (which is the same as devalue).One thing to know and understand, no matter how high the national debt is, as long as there is income-we're okay, unless all the countries we owe money to comes to collect (which they won't because we're link into their economy) then we have little of nothing to worry about, with the execption of inflation.

You could try the help files, or you could try the forums on the AutoCAD weisbte Other than that, your question isn't really clear as to what you're trying to do, since AutoCAD isn't really useful for working with images._

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That depends on state law. In some states, they do. New York is one such state, which required me to pay NY tax on a vehicle I was registering in Mississippi.

Yes, but it's already figured in to the price. So if you buy gas that costs 2.60, then no additional tax is added because 2.60 includes your tax.

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The total tax is $0.20

The answer would be "YES" if you were to register the car in VA. But the answer would be "NO" if you were to register the vehicle in another state ie: you reside in, or intend to license the vehicle in. In truth with Automobiles the tax mostly called excise is collected by the registrar in the state you are going to register the vehicle in. Not only do you pay the sales tax when you first register the vehicle after purchasing it, but you also pay an excise tax.

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Yes, but if you have a driver's license from Oregon or Montana and show it to them at the register, they will not charge you the tax.

As of today, 10/19/2012 it is 9.4%

from chennai to pondicherry we sold 1% sales but not received c form

we raise bill local vat like 4% that's all

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items below $1

The total tax is $64.00

North Carolina.

6% of 15.98 is 0.9588 or 0.96 (rounded).

I'm kinda assuming you mean you want to find the pre-tax price of something when you know the post-tax price of that item. easiest way to do that is to cross-multiply. let's say your sales tax rate is 7%, then a pre-tax amount of $1 would equal $1.07 after tax. that ratio stays the same, so if your total cost (including tax) for an item is $27.77, you can say:

$1.00 X

------- = ---------

$1.07 $27.77

then just solve for X:

X = (1 * 27.77) / 1.07 = 25.95

just substitute your post tax price for a one dollar item in place of the $1.07, and the post tax price of your item for the $27.77 to find the pre-tax price of your item.

5 percent is 5/100 = 0.05

19.99 x 0.05 = 0.9995 which rounds to $1.00