How do you calculate sales tax in dade county florida?
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you just multiply your price for .07 and you get the sales tax then you add this amount to the price of whatever that you buying. For example      $55.00\n                       X.07\n                   _______\n                      $3.85\nThen    $55.00 + $3.85 = $58.85
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hmmm!\nSales tax is generally based on the county rate, with a few exceptions. ... 2005), the total combined rate can range from 7.375% (Westchester County  7 1/2% Sales Tax
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Go to the web site for your county.(Tax assessor usually)  Sometimes that information is available there.  \n\nIf it's available at all, you can usually search by address or property owner.
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If the item is $10 and 6% sales tax, you multiply 0.06 x $10 to get 0.60 for the sales tax.\nIf it's 8.5% sales tax, you multiply 0.085 x $10 to get 0.85 for the sales tax.\n\nOn way to get the final number is by multiplying $10 x 1.06 to get $10.60.  For 8.5% sales tax, you multiply $10 x 1.085 to get $10.85.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Go to the county recorder of deeds where the sales price might be easy to read, or you can figure out the code (e.g., the number of stamps).
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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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If you are offering a service for a fee you are a business.  The sales tax rules are state mandated not federal.  Check with your local state tax office. In Arkansas it would be the Department of Finance and Administration.  In Florida it would be the State Tax Collector's Office.
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Tax assessed value $93,500\n$3805 property tax for 2006\n\n\nAssessed value bldgs:  $64,000  \nAssessed value land: $29,500
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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
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The regular sales tax is 6.25% for the state level, \nTarrant County doesn't collect any sales tax.\nIf you do business within these city limits below then you must also pay the percent listed there.\nArlington1.75%\nAzle1.5%\nBedford2%\nColleyville2%\nCrowley2%\nEuless2%\nFort Worth2%\nGrapevine1%\nHaltom City2%\nHaslet2%\nHurst2%\nKeller2%\nKennedale2%\nMansfield2%\nNaval Air Station/ Jrb1%\nNorth Richland Hills2%\nSouthlake2%\n\n\nHope that helps you,\n\nIf I could be of any assistance , please let me know.
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Sec. 2-30. Salaries; county commissioners and county chairman.\n(a)   Effective January 1, 1997, the salary paid to each county commissioner shall be $56,083.00.\n(b)   Effective January 1, 1997, the salary paid to the county chairman shall be $112,500.00.\n(c)   Thereafter, the salaries of the county commissioners and county chairman shall be increased or decreased each fiscal year by the same percentage as the percentage increase or decrease in the CPI during the previous fiscal year. "CPI" means the "Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, U.S. City Average, All Items" issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for the United States Department of Labor (1982-84=100). If the CPI is converted to a different standard reference base or otherwise revised, the increases or decreases shall be made with the use of such conversion formula as may then be published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.\n(d)   Notwithstanding subsection (c), the salaries for the county chairman and the county commissioners shall not be increased in any fiscal year by more than the percentage increase in wages and salaries, if any, granted by the board of county commissioners to county employees generally for that fiscal year, and neither the county commissioners' salaries nor the county chairman's salary shall be decreased during their respective terms of office to any amount less than their respective salaries at the start of their respective terms.\n(salary effective 10/01/01 = $63,384.53/year)\n\nSection 207.Powers and duties.\n\nThe board shall have the power and duty to originate, terminate and regulate legislative and policy matters, including but not limited to:\n\n1.Adopting or enacting, in accordance with the procedures provided by general law, ordinances and resolutions it deems necessary and proper for the good governance of the county;\n\n2.Approving the annual operating and capital budgets and any long term capital or financial program;\n\n3.Considering conducting continuing studies in the operation of county programs and services and take action on programs for improvement of the county and the welfare of its residents;\n\n4.Adopting, and amending as necessary, a county administrative code to govern the operation of the county;\n\n5.Adopting, pursuant to the provisions of this Charter, such ordinances of countywide force and effect as are necessary for the health, safety and welfare of the residents.\n\nThe commissioners shall only devote such time as is necessary to perform the legislative responsibilities of their office.
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IT is different for each municiplity in florida.  contact the local tax collector and they should be able to help you.  Each county has a tax collector.
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Go to the appraisal district's website and/or the tax assessor's website for each county.  Don't forget about the city and school taxes that must be paid, too, which can be found on the city's website, if there is one.
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The easiest is to use www.zillow.com (after you get to the summry screen for the address, then click on the street address to get a more detailed page, then click on the "Sales, Taxes and Comparables" link) - if the zillow.com site is not current enough then the answer  depends on what city / county to reside in.
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Assessed (taxable) value is different from market (sellable) value.  My property has more than doubled in market value since I bought it, but my taxes have only gone up $700 in the past ten years.  \n\nEach year the County Auditor determines for each district a levy that will yield enough money to pay for schools, police and fire protection, road maintenance and other services budgeted for that area.  The tax levy is applied to each $1,000 of a property's taxable value.  \n\nThe value determined by the assessor is the assessed value and is the value indicated on the assessment roll.  The taxable value is the value determined by the auditor after application of state ordered "rollback" percentages for the various classes of property.
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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
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Go to the county tax office with the addresses and they can show you how to look them up.