Jul 08, 2007 by #1 PaCkErS fAn | Posted in United States
I spirited in Delaware which does not have sales tax and whenever I visit another state it annoys me a lot when i go to McDonald's and i have $5.00 cordial and then i remember sales tax which makes it some odd number like $6.18 or something. I'm glad we don't have sales tax in DE because i would go nuts! If i buy something from the .99 cent menu i fancy to pay .99 cent not 1.16! Do you sometimes get frustrated with sales tax in your state or do you get used to it?
The mcdonalds attitude was just an example, i don't really know what the sales tax rate is in MD.
Our property taxes are very low compared to 80% of states in point of fact. People moving in my neighborhood from NJ, PA, and NY thought their yearly property tax was a quarterly one. However our takings tax is higher than most states which is why all these old retirees are moving here, they annoy me too!!!!
I explosive in Oregon where we do not have sales tax either. My family and I went to California and it was SO annoying and embarrasing. This one time I had 3 bucks and I was prosperous to get a ice cream cone that was like $2.94 or something like that and then the girl is all"that will be $3.17" Well I didn't have another locale on me and they had already made the cone and there was this big line behind me waiting....it was soo embarasing. The person behind me ended up giving me a board. Anyways my parents are thinking about moving somewhere out of this state....It will probably take a wish time to get used to.
Registered For Texas Sales Tax, Do I Have To Charge For Private Transactions?
Jan 19, 2008 by texas buyer and seller | Posted in United States
I am registered for sales tax in Texas for a little mail order retail business.
Am I obliged to charge and pay sales tax for sales I make which are not part of this point, for example, reselling my own household items on ebay or craigslist?
In theory should every reticent person making these kind of sales be charging and paying sales tax? I know most people do not.
If you are selling your in person items, Texas proabaly has a casual sale rule regarding sales tax.
However, you control superiors keep your business accounts and your personal accounts separate. If you start comingling funds, if/when you get audited, you will have a lot of explaining to do.
Is The Sales Tax I Paid On A Vehicle Purchase In Texas Deductable From My Federal Income Taxes?
Feb 28, 2008 by Michael B | Posted in United States
I recently became a Texas living and paid sales tax to Texas on a car I purchased. Is that state sales tax deductable from my federal income taxes (Texas has no stately income tax)?
Yes, on your Appoint A, which means you would need to itemize to receive the deduction. If you don't itemize, your standard diminution might be greater than your itemized deductions.
You may want to contact a tax professional for your state taxes, as there are additional schedules you will prerequisite to file for the tax paid, as well as resident and nonresident state tax returns.
Is A Sales Tax As Fare To Those Who Barely Make A Living, As An Income Tax?
Jun 04, 2008 by logicmarty | Posted in United States
With no marketing tax those with high incomes and no income tax have it made. A $10 sales tax hurts low income people making say 6000 a year. But what is it to those making 50,000 or 100, 000 a
year. So you weigh if every poor person 'puts their nose to the grind stone' they too can make that gentle of money. Ha!
Sales tax is set of a choice... You don't HAVE to buy some of those things that are taxed, and many poor people do not buy them.
Rich people buy more things that price more, so they pay more sales tax than a poor person.
Because it is a personal choice to buy a car, a big screen TV or a yacht, then it is not a burden on someone who does not buy the matter...
Food is not taxed.. but unfortunately shoes, clothes and diapers are...
It does expenditure everyone... but it is how we keep this country running... At least we don't pay TV tax (if we don't have paid television) and we don't have to pay to sit in a park....
This Center for Liberty and Prosperity Foundation brief video explains how the current tax system is deeply tainted and argues that either the flat ...
Fruita eyes sales tax on medical marijuana
04.01.10
The tax on medical marijuana, products made with medical marijuana and medical marijuana usually pl equipment would be tacked onto the city’s existing 3 percent sales tax. The tax would not affect any nonmarijuana products sold at dispensaries.
Megalopolis officials say they don’t know how much money the tax would generate because they don’t know how many dispensaries will uncrowded in Fruita. None have set up shop so far, although the city has received some inquiries, City Manager Clint Kinney said.
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