What is the sales tax for Manitoba?
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Go here:\n\nhttp://www.manitobagasprices.com/tax_info.aspx
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New Hampshire doesn't have a sales tax. It does have a meals tax for meals bought in restaurants or fast food places--I believe it's 8%. But for anything else, NH has no sales tax.
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I think that the state sales tax there is 6.5%, I don't think that there is a local sales tax.
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Take a look at this link: http://www.dort.mo.gov/tax/business/sales/taxcards/\n\nHere's another good one:\nhttp://www.salestaxinstitute.com/sales_tax_rates.jsp
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In Minnesota it's $120.00...
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According to my research, Douglas County, in which the City of Superior, WI is located, charges 5.5% sales tax. The link below shows the rate county by county.
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in my area (long island) it is about $185-225
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It varies state by state.  Anywhere from six to nine cents, unless you're in a sales tax exempt state like Montana or Alaska.
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If you know the sales tax percentage, take the total price and divide it by 1.xxx (xxx being the tax percentage in decimal form). This will give the price without the tax.\n\nFor example: Total price is $106.50, sales tax is 6.5%, divide 106.50 by 1.065 = 100.00 (the price before taxes).
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1921\n\n\nSales Taxes consist of two types: excise and general sales. The excise tax is placed on specified commodities and may be at specific rates or on an ad valorem basis. The general sales tax may be a manufacturers' excise tax, a retail sales tax paid by consumers, a "gross income" tax applied to sales of goods and provision of services, or a "gross sales" tax applied to all sales of manufacturers and merchants.\n\nDuring the nineteenth century several states adopted tax levies resembling sales taxes. The sales tax in its modern form was first adopted by West Virginia in a gross sales tax in 1921. During the 1930s, many states adopted the sales tax in its various forms as a replacement for the general property tax that had been their chief source of income.\n\nThe adoption of sales taxation slowed somewhat during the 1940s, but became more popular after World War II. At the end of 1971, forty-five states and the District of Columbia levied a sales tax in some form.\n\nA corollary of the sales tax is the use tax. This is a charge levied on taxable items bought in a state other than the state of residence of the purchaser for the privilege of using the item in the state of residence. The rate structure is the same as that of the sales tax. Automotive vehicles are the most significant item in the yield of use taxes.\n\nThe rate structure used in the general sales tax is proportional; that is, the rate is constant as the base increases. For ease of administration and determination of the tax due, bracketing systems have been adopted by nearly all states. The rates in use in the mid-1970s varied from 2 percent to a high of 7 percent; 4 percent was the most common rate. A combination of state and local rates may exceed 7 percent. A selective sales tax applying to a single commodity may have much higher rates. At the time of initial adoption of many of the sales taxes in the 1930s, tokens were used for the collection of the tax on small sales where the tax was less than one cent. Ohio used stamps to show that the tax had been collected. Nearly all these systems have been abandoned in favor of collection of the tax in full-cent increments.\n\nSeveral forms of sales taxes have been used abroad. Canada has used a manufacturers' excise in the belief that a levy at that level of the distribution process offers fewer administrative problems because of the small number of business units with which to deal. The value-added tax has been extensively used in Europe and has been adopted by the European Economic Community nations as a major revenue source with the goal of uniform rates within each member nation. During the 1950s and early 1960s, Michigan used a business receipts tax that was an adaptation of the value-added tax.\n\nSpecific sales taxes on selected commodities have long been used by the states. Selective sales taxes were used in the colonial period, with liquor the most frequently taxed commodity. Gasoline was selectively taxed by Oregon in 1919. The disadvantage of specific sales taxes is that they do not produce the revenues a general sales tax does. During World War II a national sales tax was proposed, but no action was taken by Congress. The proposal has been revived periodically, but changes in personal and corporate income taxes have been preferred over a national sales tax.\n\nA great deal of attention is given to the regressive effect of the sales tax because an individual with a low income spends a greater portion of his or her income on consumption goods that are taxed than do those with higher incomes. When the necessities of food and clothing are excluded from the sales-tax base, the regressive effect is reduced.\n\nThe impact of sales taxes is on the seller, for in nearly all cases he makes the payment to the state. However, the incidence or final resting place of the tax burden is on the purchaser of the taxed commodity or service; the price increases or the price is constant, but t
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selling on EBAY.ca was $2.02
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Yes, sales tax, but you also may pay a local tax which could amount to like 1/4%, etc.
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What are you asking?  How much does it cost?  Depends on where you live.  Here in Ontario, you would have to add another 14% to the net price...
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Sales Tax is now called as VAT.\nPlease refer to VAT Schedule of the State concerned on the link below for rates\nhttp://www.allindiantaxes.com/vat.php
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Probably about average. 20% of price is from taxes. The main problem is world demand. In Asia, people are not riding water buffalo anymore. Plus we don't have enough refineries (thanks to the tree huggers and hurricanes).
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The state sales tax is 7.25% but certain districs have an additional tax of .125% to .5% or none at all so it also depends on your district, Hope that helps
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No. You have a retail price of $180. and a wholesale price of $129.60.  Not a business expense.   Update of Feb.9:  You can claim as business expenses, all expenses in connection with the "wholesale aspects" of your business.