Sales Tax

Yes. Last year it was changed from 5% to 6.25%. Two interesting tidbits, though:

-MA has a "sales tax holiday" (usually in August) at least once a year

-If you purchase something online and the company has no location in MA, you are not charged sales tax.

It is the normal sales tax, which applies to clothing. Many, if not most States tax clothing

I'd like to be able to answer this for you, but it is impossible. It is entirely situational and depends on many, many factors...like if your an employee or not (W-2 or 1099). What your employer provides and if you get reimbursed at all (and how) for it...many industries have fairly common guidelines that make certain things deductible, where others have others. The big thing is, if your an owner operator or working for the Co as a driver. If your an owner...there are many many things that come into play, as your actually running your own business and all the expenses of that are normally deductible against any income the biz makes. Then there are accounting things, like depreciation of the truck, and other equipment - just a zillion. It really is worthwhile to have someone familar with the field do them with you...and maybe provide some accounting services as some planning can well pay for itself. Frankly, most "standard" employees, just going in and doing a job and getting paid don't have any unreimbursed work expenses that would qualify. The most common would be clothing, like a uniform, that is required and cannot be worn otherwise (a suit wouldn't qualify, nor would jeans...even if only used at work). I can see where even if you are an employee, you could well have certain lodging expenses, incurred that aren't on the Co...maybe some other things - (hire any day labor to load or unload...provide gifts to dock managers, etc.) Sorry...tens of thousands of pages of tax laws and a fair number will involve, or could involve, what your asking!

6 %

The tax rates for Oneonta, AL Blount County and Alaba State Sales tax can be found at:

http://www.ador.state.al.us/salestax/sales/index.cfm?Action=CityDetail

Oneonta, AL Sales Tax is 3%

Blount County, AL is 2%

Alabama Sales Tax is 4%

The percent is different in each city.

You need to be able to support the positions you take on your return. Receipts certainly help do that...but there are other methods too. Frankly, the main problem seen isn't just the receipt side, it's the support side...that what is claimed as a deduction ISN'T really deductible (people just expect or want it to be), with or without a receipt.

Under agreements with most States, they can send (they don't keep), refunds to pay off certain obligations...state taxes, child support are the main ones.

$7.20

It was 7.4% at the time of this post. 'Sources and related links' below has the latest rate.

Florida charges sales tax on a very few services, however, if tangible personal property is given to the client in the performance of services, then the whole service can be subject to sales tax. It is a tricky area of Florida sales tax law. Below is a link to a detailed article that spells out what services are subject to sales tax and how to what out for the "might be taxable" scenarios.

http://www.floridasalestax.com/Florida-Tax-Law-Blog/2012/May/WHAT-SERVICES-ARE-SUBJECT-TO-SALES-TAX-IN-FLORID.aspx

Study island: It is a regressive tax.

Citizens of a country are charged certain levies indirectly, commonly known as indirect taxes. These are the taxes payable on an activity or a commodity. Some common examples of indirect taxes are sales tax and excise tax.

No sale taxes.

$52.92/1.08 = $49.00 total price before sales tax $49.00/4= $12.25 price of each CD before sales tax $52.92/4 = $13.23 price of each CD including sales tax

No. Certain foods aren't taxed.

nothing

Nope. See http://www.revenue.state.pa.us/revenue/cwp/view.asp?A=238&QUESTION_ID=286695

6%.

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/485_72279_7.pdf

Total with sales tax $48.76 minus total without sales tax $46.00 = sales tax $2.76. Sales tax $2.76 divided by purchase $46.00 = sales tax rate 6%.

The tax rate was about 7.5%

Yes, you collected it and didn't have to pay it...in the old days, it was called comission on sales tax collections

(Note: Using A Calculator Helps)

For tax, let's say something is $25, and the sales tax is 7%, you could do 25 times (multiply) 7%, you get $1.75, now add $1.75 to $25.

For discounts it is a little different. If you have something that is $75, and the discount is 20% off, you would do $75 times (multiply) 20%, you get $15, now subtract $15 from $75 and then calculate the tax.

Sales Taxes are by state and there are differences...servie and advertising taxes are areas of many differences! However, as a general rule, these are taxable...for example - flyers that are inserted in papers in many states are not...but the services to make the flyers are. Your supplier probably understands the taxation of their product in different markets fairly well.

The total tax is $0.94 and the total price with tax is $13.54.