Sales Tax

7.25%

The total cost is $241.68. The tax itself is $13.68.

It's About 7 cents per dollar now.

If you are serious it's 8 1/4" inches or 8 4/16.

Depending on where you live or where you buy something it is 8%+. Some cities/counties are almost 10% these days.

not an expert on this, so refer to this website:

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-a-consumption-tax.htm

I hold no claim to it or anything like that. Just want to spread a really informative article on this.

No...sales tax is a State level tax...the Federal Gov't is exempt and immune from state taxes.

However, the Federal Government does pay taxes on all of our own money.

The Federal Reserve is a privately owned bank that prints money and lends it to every US bank - as well as to the US Government, when

There's some useful information here, if you'd like to learn more: http://www.federalbudget.com/

(Also, search "The American Dream Movie" for a very well animated explanation.)

turliet

498.00 plus 7.25 percent sales tax = 534.11

It will cost you $52.68

17% in Pakistan

7.75% - ouch!

Sales tax is a tax on consumption, levied on goods and services at the point of purchase. They are typically figured as a percentage on the price of the item in question, but may simply be a flat fee.There is no federal sales or use tax in the United States. 45 states impose sales and use taxes on the retail sale, lease and rental of many goods, as well as some services. And many cities, towns, counties and other jurisdicitions may impose a sales tax, or something similar (special excise taxes for example). Sometimes on a product that the others don't charge a tax on, sometimes on one they already do. Sometimes these taxes are subject to be part of the taxable receipt for calculating the tax from anothers' tax.So yes, it is entirely possible to pay a sales tax on a sales tax. Fellow Contributor, It may be possible but it is not feasible. Even wealthy people would have an issue with giving their precious few cents away on every item they buy, No matter what, wealthy people complain when they have to fork out the extra almighty dollar even if the expense for them are neutralized by favors and tax breaks. Why should the poor pay for the rich to survive?

the price goes up

6.5%

no

(c) $9.01

8 and 1 over 4.

Yes

yes

around 54 or 54 dollars w/tax

35%

Generally yes. An item bough at say a consignement shop would be taxable.

If you buy a used mobile home from the owner, the lender financing the home with a mortgage or personal property loan normally sees that the sales taxes are paid. However, if you are paying cash for the mobile home instead of financing the purchase, you are responsible for paying sales tax when ownership of the mobile home is transferred to your name. Usually, sales tax is assessed and collected when you register the home with the motor vehicle agency inyour state.

you pay use tax when you eventually register it in washington.... DMV will collect the fee... if you paid sales tax elsewhere, you will get credit for taxes already paid (difference between sales tax paid and WA use tax). the use tax is the same as sales tax. there is a 0.3% motor vehicle tax as well. I think the only exemption is if you bought the car 6 months before you moved to the state (you must show proof you were not a resident of WA at the time of purchase and the vehicle was registered continuously out of state until you moved) they have cracked down on people parking cars in Oregon for several months prior to registering in WA to avoid the tax. doing that is illegal. By law if you are a resident of WA at the time you purchased the car and it is intended to be used in WA you must pay the tax... now if you are a student or other worker temporarily relocated and can prove you were living out of state for 6 mos while you owned the vehicle I think you may be exempted. call DMV to verify...