Sales Tax for Freeport,Florida?
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I thought florida didn't have sales tax
697709
No state taxes, crime is around average, hurricane's usually hit polk county which is where lakeland is.  Nope, homes in lakeland are expensive.  A thousand to 1200 is only possible if you put down a good down payment.  \nI live not too far from Lakeland and remember when homes were reasonable, under a hundred thousand, now its very inflated and not worth the money.\n\nSan Antonio Texas and cities around there still have homes under a hundred thousand.  Georgia and Alabama are reasonable in some areas too.  Florida has become ridiculous over the past 2 years.
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Here's a few hints for you:\n\nTo make it easy: write a single Procedure that can be called multiple times from anywhere in the form. 1) to Calculate the total, and 2) to calculate the total with tax. Then you can call that from multiple places.\n\nYou know the prices for the items are fixed, so you have those numbers already. You just need to make sure the qty fields are valid. And you already learned how to validate a field, right?\n\nEach field has a "depart" event, which is triggered when the cursor leaves that field. Each of the QTY field's "depart" should trigger the recalculation. \n\nYou can't multiply a string.
1075589
It depends from county to county, but here's the site where you can check the sales tax for specific counties in Colorado:\nhttp://www.taxview.state.co.us/QueryTaxrates.aspx?selected=1
161978
Call the accessors office where property tax is paid (it's Mary Gouge, the clerk) \n\nI am on the mailing list but don't remember how I got on there.  (it is from a law office- they may just handle them for the county)  Seems like they do the sales a couple of times a year.
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Jacksonville, FL (Duval County Public Schools)\nCost: Depends-  $1.45 for regular\nSnack line- $2.50 for alsmost everything like chicken, red barron\n\nTaste- Regular- uggh except for pasta\nSnack line- moderately good
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multiply the tax rate by the total sales.\n\nIf item is $100 and sales tax is 8.75%   you would multiply 100 X .0875 answer woiuld be $8.75  hope that helps
232942
Montana HAS NO sales tax on anything!!!!  If u buy a tv for $300 you pay $300!  No tax on food or products!  its awesome!  Property tax will kill ya though!  lol
241604
Florida is nice because the taxes are low.  No state income tax.  But property prices are high right now.
397905
You should state what town or county it is in and how much you are asking for.  Just a thought.
863775
First get a building, then get your tax ID no. Then call around and get prices. I think you can get some ideas on these by looking at what they are selling on ebay. Ask different stores where they get their supplies, That is stores out of your area. Good Luck.
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Feel lucky CA...in AR sales tax is on goods and services...I even pay 10% sales tax on my electric, gas, phone and water bills.
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9700 Collins Ave\nBAL Harbour, FL
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You can view one by going to http://www.thestc.com \n\nThe Texas Sales Tax is 6.25&,\nThe Harris County 1% isn't collected in all parts of the county\nfor more infomation on what area is counted and not please visit\nhttp://ridemetro.org/attachments/pdfs/salesmap.pdf\n\n\nHope that helps!!\n\nHave a great and belessed day!!!
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Try this, https://www.taxact.com/offers/free_taxact_b1.asp?sc=0560002001&L=1&v=f1r&ad= it worked fine for me.
435992
I think it just okaloosa county, you can always buy over the internet or through a catalog.  Your in the panhandle right? pensacola and Panama city would probably have something, maybe maybe not.  But dont go to alabama the hardest you'll get there is penthouse, maybe a hustler.
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Because you live in the United States, I suppose that you want to know the State Sales Tax Rates which are as follows:\nState Sales Tax Rates \nJanuary 1, 2006\n\nTax Rates\n  \n\nFood\n Prescription\nDrugs\n Non-prescription\nDrugs\n \nALABAMA\n 4\n  \n *\n  \nALASKA\n none\n  \nARIZONA\n 5.6\n *\n *\n \nARKANSAS\n 6\n  \n *\n  \nCALIFORNIA (3)\n 7.25 (2)\n *\n *\n  \nCOLORADO\n 2.9\n *\n *\n  \nCONNECTICUT\n 6\n *\n *\n * \n \nDELAWARE\n none\n  \nFLORIDA\n 6\n *\n *\n *\n \nGEORGIA\n 4\n * (4)\n *\n  \nHAWAII\n 4\n  \n *\n \nIDAHO\n 5\n  \n *\n\nILLINOIS (2)\n 6.25\n 1%\n 1%\n 1%\n \nINDIANA\n 6\n *\n *\n  \nIOWA\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nKANSAS\n 5.3\n  \n *\n  \nKENTUCKY\n 6\n *\n *\n  \nLOUISIANA\n 4\n * (4)\n *\n  \nMAINE\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nMARYLAND\n 5\n *\n *\n *\n \nMASSACHUSETTS\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nMICHIGAN\n 6\n *\n *\n  \nMINNESOTA \n 6.5\n *\n *\n *\n \nMISSISSIPPI\n 7\n  \n *\n  \nMISSOURI\n 4.225\n  1.225\n *\n  \nMONTANA\n none\n  \nNEBRASKA\n 5.5\n *\n *\n  \nNEVADA\n 6.5\n *\n *\n  \nNEW HAMPSHIRE\n none\n  \nNEW JERSEY\n 6\n *\n *\n *\n \nNEW MEXICO\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nNEW YORK\n 4\n *\n *\n *\n \nNORTH CAROLINA \n 4.5\n * (4)\n *\n  \nNORTH DAKOTA\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nOHIO\n 5.5\n *\n *\n  \nOKLAHOMA\n 4.5\n  \n *\n  \nOREGON\n none\n  \nPENNSYLVANIA\n 6\n *\n *\n *\n \nRHODE ISLAND\n 7\n *\n *\n *\n \nSOUTH CAROLINA\n 5\n \n *\n  \nSOUTH DAKOTA\n 4\n  \n *\n  \nTENNESSEE\n 7\n 6% \n *\n  \nTEXAS\n 6.25\n *\n *\n * \n \nUTAH\n 4.75\n  \n *\n  \nVERMONT\n 6\n *\n *\n * \n \nVIRGINIA\n 5 (2)\n 2.5% (2)\n *\n *\n \nWASHINGTON\n 6.5\n *\n *\n  \nWEST VIRGINIA\n 6\n  5%\n *\n  \nWISCONSIN\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nWYOMING (3)\n 4\n  \n *\n  \n \n \n \nDIST. OF COLUMBIA\n 5.75\n *\n *\n *