Separate sales taxes are charged, on different kinds of items,
by some states, some cities, and some counties. There's no
one single answer. It completely depends on what you buy,
and exactly where you are when you buy it.
How about .06 + .69 = ..07 .0825 X .69 = .056925
nearest cent
53.5 per cent
129
108.25
How about .06 + .69 = ..07 .0825 X .69 = .056925
PCT must be a per cent. I guess 'tax PCT' is a per cent of the product price that you pay in tax
i remember in the olden days such as 99' that happy meals were exactly 1.59 including tax
The total tax is $3.45
Round to the nearest cent.
69 cent
The tax is 49 cents.
nearest cent
75.56
The total tax is $4.83 and the total price with tax is $73.83
It would be 6.75 cent, which if rounded would be 7 cent.
The answer is: it depends. This would vary from state to state. In my state (West Virginia) the answer is no, there is no tax on a five cent gum. In fact, you can buy three five-cent gums without paying tax. The first fifteen cents of a purchase are exempt from sales tax. After that, you would pay 3 percent tax on your gums.