scribbles
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You know - sales tax is applied after the sale, so a sale price actually reduces your sales tax paid (same % on a lower total).
+1 for understanding basic consumer math
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You know - sales tax is applied after the sale, so a sale price actually reduces your sales tax paid (same % on a lower total).
Wow...after the 25% off + shipping + tax, I ALMOST save a whopping $3.
uhhh because normally you wouldnt pay shipping and tax on their site?
You know - sales tax is applied after the sale, so a sale price actually reduces your sales tax paid (same % on a lower total).
+1 for understanding basic consumer math
uhhh because normally you wouldnt pay shipping and tax on their site?
But then consider that if there were no discount and the shirt weren't 3 for $199. How much would pay then with tax and shipping? You should calculate the savings from that price as lmao implied. So really, a person doesn't just save $2.50.
not necessarily. for instance there could be a free shipping option for those who purchase a certain amount. also, i rarely have to pay taxes on online shopping because most companies don't have stores in my state.
A rainbow could shoot out of ******, and gumdrops could rain down and feed the hungry. And then the government could not tax free gumdrops as earned income. And then I could trade them for shirts, and have shipping fees waived because of a special gumdrop sale! I think I'll complain about this sequence of events not occurring.