OFFICIAL Columbia House SALES TAX Thread, UPDATE HERE
04-06-04, 10:15 PM
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BAH!! You complainers!
I would so love to be charged 7% tax...
because right now, were are charged a heftly 13.5% tax..
that's atleast 4.5 cdn dollars more per disc (including taxes on shipping)
I would so love to be charged 7% tax...
because right now, were are charged a heftly 13.5% tax..
that's atleast 4.5 cdn dollars more per disc (including taxes on shipping)
04-07-04, 11:15 AM
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Originally posted by stebop
BAH!! You complainers!
I would so love to be charged 7% tax...
because right now, were are charged a heftly 13.5% tax..
that's atleast 4.5 cdn dollars more per disc (including taxes on shipping)
BAH!! You complainers!
I would so love to be charged 7% tax...
because right now, were are charged a heftly 13.5% tax..
that's atleast 4.5 cdn dollars more per disc (including taxes on shipping)
(I have to pay for all that stuff out of pocket here.) What are income tax rates up your way?
04-14-04, 04:03 PM
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Originally posted by khayman999
ch charges 6.05% in FL
ch charges 6.05% in FL
PEACH
Of its Sales Tax, that is (sorry, I just couldn't resist).
Will the real Florida please stand up LOL.
04-15-04, 04:48 AM
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Originally posted by MISS PEACH
Thanks Khayman. As you can see from reading this thread, Florida continues to require a recount.
PEACH
Of its Sales Tax, that is (sorry, I just couldn't resist).
Will the real Florida please stand up LOL.
Thanks Khayman. As you can see from reading this thread, Florida continues to require a recount.
PEACH
Of its Sales Tax, that is (sorry, I just couldn't resist).
Will the real Florida please stand up LOL.
*embarassed*
I'd originally thought it was straight 6% too, like the statewide tax is, but in doing my excel spreadsheets 6% was always a penny or so off and it annoyed me to no end so I had to keep tweaking it until it came correct...why they charge .005% over the state tax I have no freakin' clue.
04-15-04, 11:41 AM
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Originally posted by ScottyWH
Georgia varies by county... If I order to my parents' address in GA it's only 5%... to mine it's 6%.
Georgia varies by county... If I order to my parents' address in GA it's only 5%... to mine it's 6%.
PEACH
04-15-04, 11:32 PM
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Originally posted by MISS PEACH
To reflect the most injurious of the two, I'll keep the 6% in place Scotty, but this is surprising to me because my understanding was that there could be only one tax rate for the entire state, irrespective of local jurisdictions' indexes — California being an excellent example, as I have yet to be taxed at the full rate of 8.25% here in the Bay Area. Interesting.
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To reflect the most injurious of the two, I'll keep the 6% in place Scotty, but this is surprising to me because my understanding was that there could be only one tax rate for the entire state, irrespective of local jurisdictions' indexes — California being an excellent example, as I have yet to be taxed at the full rate of 8.25% here in the Bay Area. Interesting.
PEACH
Here in Texas, the base sales tax is the 6.25% (as previously reported). Local jurisdictions (county, city, police, etc) add another 2%(+/-) to that figure - at least around where I live in the Houston area.
04-16-04, 09:18 AM
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Arkansas is 8%
I see that you have Arkansas as 9.25%, this is not accurate in my situation. I live in NW Arkansas (by Ft. Smith) and my latest DVD's, House of Sand and Fog, $19.95/$1.60 tax and The Missing, $13.17/$1.05 tax prove that Arkansas sales tax, at least for me, is 8%.
Good luck,
George -bub
Good luck,
George -bub
04-16-04, 10:59 AM
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Originally posted by MISS PEACH
To reflect the most injurious of the two, I'll keep the 6% in place Scotty, but this is surprising to me because my understanding was that there could be only one tax rate for the entire state, irrespective of local jurisdictions' indexes — California being an excellent example, as I have yet to be taxed at the full rate of 8.25% here in the Bay Area. Interesting.
PEACH
To reflect the most injurious of the two, I'll keep the 6% in place Scotty, but this is surprising to me because my understanding was that there could be only one tax rate for the entire state, irrespective of local jurisdictions' indexes — California being an excellent example, as I have yet to be taxed at the full rate of 8.25% here in the Bay Area. Interesting.
PEACH