What is the tax rate on vitamin products in California?
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The tax rate on items depends upon where you are located within the State, County, or City, and the product being sold. If you go to the link in the Source(s) box, you might find your answer.\n\nAs you research the link, check to see if there are additional taxes levied by the county, and/or city. There are a growing number to whom additional tax liabilities are due.\n\nThese taxes are normally payable by January 31st of the following year without an approved filing extention.\n\nThe Publication 31 Appendix does show that dietary supplements or adjuncts are examples of taxable grocery items.
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Very much depends on what the goods are.  There are different tariffs for different products if you ring Customs and Excise they will give you all the information you require.
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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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http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/sr/css05rtq.asp
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There is no refund of Soc Sec Tax unless you change jobs and exceed the dollar limitations.  Tax withholding should be the same at the end of the year IF all things are equal, such as pensions, health insurance etc.  The Soc. Sec. plus Medicare rate is 7.65% for the employee and 7.65% for the employer.   California has other issues as well.\nIf this doesn't help, be more specific in your question.
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An item costs 10 dollars plus 10 percent tax (tax $1).\n\nGross price 10 dollars.  Net price $11.      OK.
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Yes! (if you did not pay taxes in another state on those cigarettes)  In fact, California has sent bills to 12,000 taxpayers this year who purchased cigarettes over the internet and paid no sales tax.  This is not just cigarettes though- technically anything you buy over the internet or through the mail for which you are not taxed is taxable by California.  It's just too hard to track individual spending so only companies are subject to those rules- it's called a "use tax".
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Its value added tax.The goods are taxed on a progressive scale.Octroi is exempted on such goods.The necessities are taxed a lower rate whereas the luxury products are taxed a high rate.
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As of Jan 1 2006, it is 7.5% on non-food items, and 2% on food items. \n\n(PS, good time to implement the FairTax)\nsee www.fairtax.org
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you have to be more specific. The only tax that is the same for everyone is sales tax. So I cant answer your question more without more info
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The tax rate on Medicare is 1.45 and \nSocial Security is  6.2 percent\n\nEdit:  Here is a link you might find helpful\nhttp://www.payroll-taxes.com/PayrollTaxes/00000014.htm
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not sure in arizona but In CA Limited2 stores give discounts =D
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What resort were you staying at? Taxes in Michigan are 6% I thought.
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try looking on the california web site.
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That depends on how much you expect to make and whether or not you have to pay state taxes also.  Not knowing this, I would say around 30% or more if your income is high.
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Go to the IRS website and search for Publication 15.  I'm sure that there is a similar publication for California.
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Go here...\n\nhttp://www.alllaw.com/calculators/Childsupport/california/\n\nAnd type in your numbers.  The amount of the insurance premium that YOU pay that covers the CHILDREN.  So of coverage for you would be $200/month, you get to claim the extra $200 that provides coverage for the children.\n\nBut use the support calcualtor and you can get a good idea.