sales tax and total price?
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It depends on what state you're in.
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Being in sales, the only tax you would have to pay is Florida tax if this company you ordered from charges tax.\nThey cannot charge you tax of their own state which you are not in. Now, if you're getting the item shipped to somewhere in PA, then yes, you'd have to pay.\nBasically, you pay tax (if charged) to whatever state you're shipping to.\nJust to be sure, I would check with the company or organization you are ordering from. Many companies have their own policies.
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I hope this salary calculator works:\n\nhttp://www.homefair.com/homefair/calc/salcalc.html\n\nHere's a sales tax rate chart:\n\nhttp://www.taxfoundation.org/news/show/245.html
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CA state sales tax is 7.25%\nMany counties have additional sales tax. Los Angeles County is at 8.25%. San Diego County is 7.75%.\n\nHere is a link to a list of sales tax rates for all cities and counties in California:\n\nhttp://www.boe.ca.gov/cgi-bin/rates.cgi
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If the item is $10 and 6% sales tax, you multiply 0.06 x $10 to get 0.60 for the sales tax.\nIf it's 8.5% sales tax, you multiply 0.085 x $10 to get 0.85 for the sales tax.\n\nOn way to get the final number is by multiplying $10 x 1.06 to get $10.60.  For 8.5% sales tax, you multiply $10 x 1.085 to get $10.85.\n\nI hope this helps.
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There are some forms here on sales and use tax in Kentucky: http://revenue.ky.gov/business/salesanduse.htm\n\nIt's around 6% there.
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I think that the state sales tax there is 6.5%, I don't think that there is a local sales tax.
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1.  Cost of materials plus sales tax plus your stocking/inventory fee.  If you pay $20 plus 6% tax plus 10% stocking fee then material cost of $20 item is $23.32\n\n2.  Your hourly billing rate for labor:  This has to include, what you want to make per hour plus, insurance, taxes, gasoline, equipment deprecation, etc.....\nExample:  You want to make $25 per hour.\nTaxes and insurance cost you an additional 21% and your overhead and indirect costs add another 12% to the figure.\n\nYour Cost rate is $33.88 without profit margins!\nNow, you need to figure out, how much of  a profit margin does your company want to make?  20% or 25% or 30%?  and add that to the cost rate to get to your final billing rate per hour.
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If you are offering a service for a fee you are a business.  The sales tax rules are state mandated not federal.  Check with your local state tax office. In Arkansas it would be the Department of Finance and Administration.  In Florida it would be the State Tax Collector's Office.
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To change "6 %" to a decimal, move it over two places not one.\n6 % = .06\n2.1 % = .021\n(If you forget, remember 10 % is one tenth or .10\nbut 1 % is one hundredth or .01)\n\nMultiply price 229 by .06 to get sales tax.\nMultiply price 130,000 by .021 to get property tax.\n\nAnother Trick: If you don't want just the tax by itself, but the final price including the tax added in, multiply the original price by 1.06 or 1.021
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Umm, I don't think that Pixel understood the question.  The sales tax goes to the state government and local government, which don't pay for the war in iraq.\n\nIt's probably because stores want to appear as if they are charging a lower price for the good.
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I know that businesses that sell through ebay must charge sales tax when selling to someone within their own state. I would contact your state government to see hor your state handles this situation.
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Impossible.  It is a percentage of whatever the product is.  For example the tax here is 5.5%.  If I buy something for 19.99, with tax it is 21.09.
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If you buy several items, all of which are subject to a sales tax, then you can calculate the total tax by summing the tax on each item. However, for the total tax to be accurate to the penny, you must do all the calculations to an accuracy of tenths of a penny (in other words, to three significant digits), then round the sum to the nearest penny (two significant digits). If you calculated only to the penny, then each measurement might be off by as much as half a penny ($0.005) and the total possible error would be this amount multiplied by the number of items bought. If you bought three items, then the error could be as large as 1.5 cents; if you bought 10 items then your total tax could be off by as much as five cents.
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It depends on how your employer gives the discount. If he gives the total 35% off the $450 then your cost would be $292.50 plus tax. But if he gives you the addtional 20% after the original 15% has been taken then it would break down like this.\n\n$450 x 0.15 = $67.50\n$450-$67.50=$382.50\n$382.50 x 0.20=$76.50\n$383.50-$76.50=$306.00 plus tax
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Cost x 2 = Wholesale X 1.5 to 2 for Retail plus tax
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It varies state by state.  Anywhere from six to nine cents, unless you're in a sales tax exempt state like Montana or Alaska.