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| I can see where sales tax differences could be crippling. by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 07/03/2012, 6:11pm PDT | ||||
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| Jerry Whorebach's mention of how Canada's combined GST and PST is 12% plus other taxes on bottles of soda, for example, made me think about the issue of sales taxes.
I wonder in the case of sales taxes that vary by city, if you purchase a car, do you pay the sales tax based on where the dealer is located or where you live? This can be significant when we're talking about the difference of 7.25 vs 9%. A $15,000 automobile would be $1088 at 7.25; at 9% it's $1350. |
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I can see where sales tax differences could be crippling. by 07/03/2012, 6:11pm PDT  That $262 difference translates, now, to how much... NT by 07/04/2012, 9:41am PDT The answer is that the car dealership in the higher tax city knocks $300 off NT by 07/05/2012, 3:12pm PDT What do you know about crippling? NT by 07/10/2012, 5:47pm PDT |
