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[BurningRage]

You have to pay sales tax at that shop which is 8.875%. I wouldn't want to carry that box in crowded NYC trains.

 

[Spidey976]

I know where midtown is

So wouldn't the $315 be the price??? I am not sure about American Taxes. I just thought it would be a local pickup. I honestly was not being difficult... This time.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

So wouldn't the $315 be the price??? I am not sure about American Taxes. I just thought it would be a local pickup. I honestly was not being difficult... This time.

NY sales tax is one of the highest in the US

 

[Spidey976]

NY sales tax is one of the highest in the US

Ah... Okay. I will say that I know that some dealers in Canada will pay the Taxes IF you pay CASH for purchase.

 

[filip629]

NY sales tax is one of the highest in the US

Topped only by Chicago's sales tax as far as I know. It was 10.25% when Stroger was in charge. It just dropped to 9.5% not long ago. Aren't we lucky?

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Topped only by Chicago's sales tax as far as I know.

Ohio's sales tax is all over the place

 

[Drakul]

Well in the USA there are some idiotic things that is for sure. Sometimes I just wondering that some people are just that stupid? I just can't belive what I just read.

They are.

Topped only by Chicago's sales tax as far as I know. It was 10.25% when Stroger was in charge. It just dropped to 9.5% not long ago. Aren't we lucky?

Want to know what VAT is in France? 19.6% Eat that!
Though it's already included on the sticker price so there's no bad surprise.

 

[PedroGarza90]

Anyone know the date we get charged for the po?

 

[devilof76]

Topped only by Chicago's sales tax as far as I know. It was 10.25% when Stroger was in charge. It just dropped to 9.5% not long ago. Aren't we lucky?

No.

Ohio's sales tax is all over the place

Maine's is 5.5%.

We also have Use Tax (sales tax on stuff bought out of state). Every five years or so, they offer amnesty to everyone who hasn't paid it.

 

[RagingBull]

UK tax is 20% you guys should count yourselfs lucky.

 

[Jz6x6]

UK tax is 20% you guys should count yourselfs lucky.

but you don't have income tax right?

 

[darren1228]

but you don't have income tax right?

No income tax?

 

[budafett]

No.



Maine's is 5.5%.

We also have Use Tax (sales tax on stuff bought out of state). Every five years or so, they offer amnesty to everyone who hasn't paid it.

A use tax?! That sounds awful! How can they track or confirm that?

 

[devilof76]

They can't. They simply expect people to keep track of everything they buy out of state and then pay up, under threat of potential prosecution. Massachusetts has it too, and there was a noisy lawsuit a few years ago where they tried to force out of state businesses to collect it for them. Something about people buying tires across the border in New Hampshire. I don't remember how it turned out.

 

[Drakul]

UK tax is 20% you guys should count yourselfs lucky.

but you don't have income tax right?

Right!! I don't know about UK but France has taxes on everything. 20% VAT, salary, financial gains, inheritance, sales.... heck gas is about $8 a gallon.

 

[Bill Lehecka]

So the US broke away from the Brits because of unfair taxation, and what we ended up with is a lower sales tax but Income Taxes. England has a 20% Sales Tax And no Income Taxes.

Hmmm... Not sure which model I prefer. Anyone in the mood for tea?

 

[darren1228]

Where are you guys coming up with UK has no income tax? That is just crazy talk. Absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Something Sexy]

Where are you guys coming up with UK has no income tax? That is just crazy talk. Absolutely ridiculous.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxation_in_the_United_Kingdom#Income_tax

Unless I can't read a chart.

Income tax forms the single largest source of revenues collected by the government (followed by national insurance contributions, an additional levy on incomes at around 20%[12]).

 

[Jz6x6]

Where are you guys coming up with UK has no income tax? That is just crazy talk. Absolutely ridiculous.

without getting into crazy details i was under the impression that some countries have a higher sales tax with no income tax and sometimes no property tax as well.

when you think about it doing this in a country like the United states would be amazing. first off you have SO many people that don't pay income taxes because they are here illegally and are paid under the table. so a higher sales tax would affect them as well. also you have rich celebrities that smuggle all their cash to other countries to avoid it being taxed. they would have to pay this higher tax as well.

of course there are more complex things to consider like import and export taxes for luxury items but for the most part it would solve lots of problems.

or you could also call me retarded but that's my personal opinion on how taxes should be done.

 

[darren1228]

without getting into crazy details i was under the impression that some countries have a higher sales tax with no income tax and sometimes no property tax as well.

when you think about it doing this in a country like the United states would be amazing. first off you have SO many people that don't pay income taxes because they are here illegally and are paid under the table. so a higher sales tax would affect them as well. also you have rich celebrities that smuggle all their cash to other countries to avoid it being taxed. they would have to pay this higher tax as well.

of course there are more complex things to consider like import and export taxes for luxury items but for the most part it would solve lots of problems.

or you could also call me retarded but that's my personal opinion on how taxes should be done.

Yes that still sounds pretty ridiculous. How are you making up the deficit by charging higher sales taxes? Do illegal immigrants and celebrities buy more toilet paper and groceries than the average citizen? You do realize that if you charge a higher sales tax everyone is subject to it right? Not just illegal immigrants and rich celebrities. That wouldn't solve any of the problem you mentioned I am positive that there are very few countries in the world that have a zero income tax policy (Monaco is one that comes to mind).

But that is a topic for another thread