How much tax do I have to pay for buying hair products on the net from US?
361329
I would say you will be only required to pay GST on it at 7% and no US sales tax should be imposed on it.
564809
If you are importing computers into Switzerland, There may be a 7.6 percent value added tax for most products. There is a reduced rate of 2.4 percent on certain products, often basic necessities and food stuffs.\nAs for Import duties, Computers SHOULD be free of any, as they are classified under heading 8471 of the Customs tariff.\nIf you have any doubts, you can always contact your local customs office, a customs broker or courier company, as most international courier companies have in house custom brokers that would be glad to help you.
318731
The rule of thumb is where the product is delivered to the customer.  If you took an order and delivered in in PA, the sales tax rate would be for that location in PA (State and local).  In this case, you delivered it to Delaware, so the tax charged should be the Delaware rate (including any local tax too)
174564
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
853330
Go to Target, buy yourself a haircutting kit.  You can get one for $12.00 up to $30.00.  Never pay for a haircut again.
701667
£504.30 tax & £380.16 NI per year\n\nCalculator on site below\n\nhttp://www.listentotaxman.com/
942548
You only tax customers who live in NY.  Otherwise there is 0 tax.\n\nI am absolutely sure.
813672
Illinois has a very aggressive approach to taxing Internet purchases.  They have sued a number of retailers to force them to collect the sales tax on products shipped to Illinois.  Under Illinois law if the seller (typically an out-of-state business, such as a catalog company or a retailer making sales on the Internet) does not charge Illinois Sales Tax, the purchaser must pay the tax directly to the department.  It would follow that they have found a means to identify those purchasers.
818465
from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
435315
If this is a regular business activity then you should apply for a resale certificate (basically a permit) which you can provide to your supplier so they don't charge you tax on the purchase. When you sell the item you would charge the buyer sales tax and remit the collected taxes to the state.\n\nIf this is a one shot deal then just pay the sales tax on the purchase and don't bother with any tax on the sale. You need a permit to collect and remit sales taxes.\n\nAlso, bear in mind that requirements for out of State or on-line transactions may vary as well.
485554
Assuming shipping is taxed...\n\nthe 15% discount would be $299.95 * 0.15 = $44.99\n\nSo the price would be $299.95 - 44.99 = $254.96\n\nThen add the $29.90 shipping: 254.96 + 29.90 = $284.86\n\nThen calculate the 7.75% tax (284.86 * .0775 = $22.08) and add it to the total:\n\n284.86 + 22.08 = $306.94\n\n(For the tax, you could also multiply $284.86 by 1.0775 and then you won't have to add it to the total.)
1060689
It does not matter how you split the hair! OUR Gov has "US" hooked into paying so many cork screwed things there is no citizen that can find who pays what where or how. WE can only know WHEN we pay! Every time we buy anything and April 15! 2 nations,Kuwait and Dubia, pay their people and do not tax them. In Kuwait you pay no rent, telephone, hospital, income tax, or utilities. There if your a citizen YOU get paid $58,000 y to boot! Alaska pays their people not taxes their residents! It's oil Iknow. Oil IS just 1 of thousands of commodities. With all the commodites in your state why aren't you getting paid? With all the resources of the Feds why aren't they paying 50 times what alaska pays?  Your being lied to! taxes are a smoke and mirror lie of the Gov.
980260
70 dollars at 15% is fine....\n\nthats a 10.5 dollar tip as is..... for getting your hair cut
995265
None.\n\nAs per latest norms you dont have to pay duty - if you are carrying a single computer when you visit or come to india.\n\nHowever if you are importing PC's as a commerical activity - different rates apply depending on whether you are importing them as units that can be assembled or as complete kits.
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1. We accept 10" minimum hair length (tip to tip), not wigs, falls, or synthetic hair \nPlease bundle hair in ponytail or braid. \n2. Hair needs to be clean, dry, placed in a plastic bag, then padded envelope. \n3. We need hair from men and women, young and old, all colors and races. \n4. Hair may be colored or permed, but not bleached or chemically damaged (if unsure, ask your stylist). \n5. Hair swept off the floor is not usable. \n6. Hair cut years ago is usable if it has been stored in a ponytail or braid. \n7. Hair that is short, gray, or unsuitable for children will be separated from the ponytails and sold at fair market value to offset the cost of manufacturing. \n8. You may pull curly hair straight to measure the minimum 10". \n9. The majority of all hair donated comes from children who wish to help other children. \n10. Layered hair may be divided into multiple ponytails for donation. \nPlease note: Anyone can cut your hair as long as the above guidelines are followed.
826151
you don't have to charge taxes for online purchases, however you might want to register yourself as a business in your city/state/county.  it's not too expensive, but it gives you a tax id number for filing purposes.  but if all you're going to do is online--exclusively--i wouldn't be in a big rush to register, honestly.  but remember, that if you don't, you also can't get reimbursed for any expenses that you have, and if it's the only job you're going to have, you might want to be able to prove that at some point.
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slightly over $30, but you don't have to pay tax and you get free shipping.\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Order=REVIEWS&Page=1&N=2010100005&Submit=ENE&Nty=1&SubCategory=5