a tax on goods and services, a percentage of the retail price.
The sales tax rate is computed on the base monthly lease payment ( Ohio ) or the capitalized cost and is determined by the address where the car is garaged.
A tax levied by the State on sales of tangible personal property which is not for resale. UCD pays sales tax on taxable purchases directly to California vendors or out-of-state vendors registered with the State Board of Equalization.
State tax on sales to external users for sales of "tangible personal property" and some services.
A percentage tax on the selling price of goods and services.
A tax levied by the local, state or federal government that a customer must pay as well as the final selling price of a vehicle. (See Tax)
Payable on goods that are sold by the University. Items such as photocopy paper that subsequently has costs recovered must have sales tax paid for. See Goods for Resale.
It is levied on the sale of a commodity which is produced or imported and sold for the first time. If the product is sold subsequently without being processed further, it is exempt from sales tax.
A tax levied on the sale of retail products, which is a fixed percentage of the total retail cost.
a tax based on the cost of the item purchased and collected directly from the buyer
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an excise tax, an excise tax being a tax on a particular activity
an excise tax on goods or services purchased by a consumer from a retailer that has a physical presence in the same state as the consumer
an indirect tax, so it is not subject to apportionment
a one-time tax paid on consumption, not production
a regressive tax because everyone pays it, and everyone pays it the same, regardless of how low-income one might be
a statutorily imposed burden "on the sale of goods and based on their value
a tax A tax is an involuntary fee paid by individuals or businesses to a government
a tax collected from a customer by a seller of goods or services
a tax imposed on consumers who buy goods at retail
a tax on the freedom of purchase-a freedom which wartime restrictions serve to emphasize
a tax on transactions, not on retailers
a tax that is imposed on certain items as required by the state
a tax that is levied on the sales of goods and, in some cases, services
a tax that is placed on the purchases of goods or services
A tax levied by taxing authorities (State of Texas and City of Amarillo) on the sales of goods and services.
Sales tax is paid one way in terms of leasing and one way in terms of financing a car. If you are leasing, the sales tax you pay is a percentage of your monthly payment which you pay each month. If you are financing a car, sales tax is figured on the entire amount of the car and is paid in full the minute you buy the car.
Total amount of sales tax on a purchase.
A tax on any sales of merchandise or services.
an example of transaction tax, whereby liability results from an imposed tax on particular types of transactions. For example, a consumer buying a car is subject to a sales tax on that car and the advantage for the government is that the car dealer collects the tax. (p. 216)
A levy on a vendor's sale by an authorized level of government.
This is an element of cost for acquiring things. Sales tax is also included in the basis of cost for assessment purposes.
A tax levied on the exchange of goods and services at one or more stages in the process of distribution. See also: Distribution, Indirect Tax, Value Added Tax
State tax as set by the city and/or county of your service location.
A tax levied on the vehicle's sale, usually a percentage of the purchase price, collected by the seller.
Percent of your payment that goes to the government. Tax is paid in addition to the vehicle price. For this activity, enter the sales tax for your state. If your state has no sales tax, you must enter "0" in the sales tax window.
A tax on retail products based on a set percentage of retail cost.
Taxes paid on the goods and services people buy.
A tax placed by a state or municipality on items at the time of their purchase.
A tax levied on the sale of goods and services.
Clients & Profits can add two different taxes to your client invoices. Tax rates are set in Agency Information with a description and a default general ledger accounts. Each client, as well as job tasks, can have two special tax rates. Tax rates are passed from the Task Table to the Job Ticket to the Invoice automatically, but can be changed at any point along the way. Sales tax isn't calculated until an invoice is posted.
State and local government taxes on the sale and purchase of goods.
a tax paid when a good or service is bought, also referred to as an excise tax.
A portion of every monthly lease payment is paid for sales tax. However, you pay tax only on the amount of the car's value you are using. In other words, rather than paying 8 percent sales tax on a $20,000 car, you pay 8 percent of the $8,000 the car declines in value as you drive it. People who hate paying taxes love this part of leasing.
A local tax, if applicable, assessed on the base monthly payment for the duration of the lease. Unlike a lump sum sales tax that is assessed up front on a vehicle purchase, the sales tax on a lease is spread out over the life of the lease.
is a tax levied as a percentage of retail sales.
The City receives one percent of the 8.75% of taxes assessed on retail sales or leases of tangible personal property in the City.
The percentage tax rate applied by the particular local government on taxable retail sales in its jurisdiction. An "effective" rate is calculated and entered for rates in effect for only a portion of the year. (A 2% sales tax rate in effect for six months is entered as 1%).
Total amount of sales tax on this purchase.
S Corporation self-employment tax
A tax based on the retail sales price of goods and services that is collected by the vendor of the goods or services.
A sales tax is a state or locality imposed percentage tax at the point of purchase for certain goods and services. The amount of the total taxes collected as sales taxes typically makes up about 25% to 50% of the state or locality's revenue. Nearly all states have a list of goods and services that are exempt from sales tax.