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Taxes are different in France and in Spain, and all the prices in every place will show you the price of what you're doing, tax-included. One can move freely be
by cmehdy 6y ago
Taxes are different in France and in Spain, and all the prices in every place will show you the price of what you're doing, tax-included. One can move freely between the countries, use the same currency, and settle down in either place (given you're in the EU). This works despite the languages being different, and the governments being different. It also happens to work in quite a few more countries too.
I think I'm missing something when people use the excuse of "taxes are different in different places" to say "we don't show taxes out of habit, or because it requires us to change our signs".
- liquidgecka 6y agoIn the us the tax rate can change city by city. Even Up code is not enough to know the tax rate. :-/
- ta1234567890 6y agoThe store/business still knows ahead of time the exact tax rate for what you are buying at the location you are buying it. So that really is no excuse for not disclosing that info pre-purchase.
- cesarb 6y ago> In the us the tax rate can change city by city. In Brazil, the tax rate also changes city by city, and the price shown to the customer already includes that tax (together with the state tax and the federal tax).