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Old 01-02-2018, 05:13 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger View Post
No, that is a bad habit in the USA to show prices before tax. Germany (and I believe the rest of the EU) is required to post prices including tax online and in B&M stores. Both prices in amazon.de and amazon.fr mentioned that it included tax.
But I don't live in the USA. Canadian stores are much the same though with the sticker price not reflects HST or GST or GST/PST or whatever other odd acronyms used across the country. The only consolation is that consumer stuff only gets provincial and federal sales taxes. I was in one place in the USA and the sales tax involved four different percentages for city on up to state (I don't think there was a federal chunk but I could be wrong). Move 10 meters and you're outside the city so recalculate the taxes.
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