Multiply the price by 1 plus the decimal equivalent of the tax.
If the tax is 8%, multiply the price by 1.08
There is no where that dont add tax they add tax on everything
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186.61 tax 5.75 how much tax. -----------------------------------
First you have to know the tax rate.
That depends on the tax rate. Usually you would add the tax to the nominal amount (to the 49.99 in this case). Calculate the tax by multiplying the tax rate (divided by 100) by the purchase amount. Then add this to the purchase amount.
You add the tax to 49.99. You have to know the percentage charged as tax. For example, if the tax is 5%, you calculate 5/100 x 49.99, and add it to 49.99. (You can also get this result faster, if you know a little about percentages: calculate 49.99 x 1.05 - assuming a 5% tax; multiply by 1.07 for a 7% tax, etc.).
No, act is not a synonym for tax. Add may be a better word.
Multiply the pre-tax price by 1.065
When you add another W-2 to your tax return, it may cause your tax return to drop because the additional income from the second job could push you into a higher tax bracket, resulting in a higher tax liability.
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Multiply by your states percentage and add on.
The tax amount is $1.80 and the total will be $31.80